- Why do the next CD / previous CD links return an error?
- The next CD and previous CD CGI makes use of an index file that
isn't automatically generated. So if I forget to regenerate it
after adding a new CD, then the CGI may fail. If this happens,
please email me and let me know.
- How come the next CD / previous CD links don't actually take me
ot the next CD / previous CD I see in the list?
- Some CDs are cross-listed. A CD has a primary series/singer
which determines it's real position in the next CD / previous CD
list. Cross-listed CDs are not included in the next CD / previous
CD list.
- Can you add information on (this new CD)?
- I can only really add information on CDs personally if I have
them. This implies purchasing them which restricts the CDs I can
add.
- However, I'm going to attempt to pull information out of
Newtype for some of the more recent CDs. I'll be able to get the
ordering information, but not track listings or any sort of review.
- How can I add information on new CDs?
- Just email me the information. I would prefer to have the
information in tagged format. That's the simplest method as it
just lets me save to a file.
- I can also take information in the
CD.ALL (Remus) format. I have a perl script that takes information
out of that format and converts it. If using the CD.ALL format,
please try to be precise and follow the indentation and information
encapsulation precisely. For example, use {} for comments, [] for
translations.
- How can I add information to existing entries?
- The best way to add information is to click on the Source link
for that entry to get a copy of the data file. Then add the information
directly to that file and email it to me.
- How can I add a review for a CD?
- Ideally, I'd prefer to receive links to
more in-depth reviews (ie. the Fushigi Yuugi reviews).
However, if you want to add just a short review for a specific CD (just
a number rating and a short explanation), that is okay for now
too. Either way, just email me the information. Please include
the Order number when referring to CDs as it makes it easier for me
to find the data files.
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