Summary

Scriptorium/Archives/2012-09

“ Strongly disagree with the underlying premise that every page in an Index must be marked in some way before a work can be advanced to "done" or "proofread by not validated". Marking all the advertisements and lists of other works by this author as "without text" just to get the Index off a maintenance list is going about the problem in the wrong way. It's the list that's wrong, not the fact that the pages with the adverts etc. ”
Source: Wikisource

Scriptorium/Archives/2012-09

“ Are you arguing that code 0 in the proofread page extension should apply only to pages which have no text? Should it not be applied to pages which only have the library markings, or to badly reproduced covers or to pages on which Google or Microsoft have put their stamp? I think you're being over-literal. It's extremely difficult currently to sort out index files which have genuine deficiencies such as un-proofread pages and missing images from indexes in which the differences are irrelevant. ”
Source: Wikisource

Scriptorium/Archives/2012-09

“ I like the idea of special markings for advertising pages. There is a lot of interesting history in them, and while they are not strictly required for the work to be complete, they do add to the ambiance of the work. I would also imagine calling them out would provide an easy access for anyone who is interested in the advertisements themselves. Presumably we could draw in an editor whose only interest is advertisements. ”
Source: Wikisource

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