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''Accented characters''. If you are entering a name such as "Philip José Farmer" that is printed with an accented e, that accented character should be reproduced in your entry of the name. Two versions of an author's name that are printed with and without accents are treated as variants; you should not convert one form to another. However, if an accented form is given on a story title, but an unaccented form is given on the table of contents, use the accented form as the standard.
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''Non-English characters''. Non-English characters, including accented Latin characters and all other Unicode characters, should be entered exactly as they appear in the publication. See [[ISFDB:FAQ#How_does_the_ISFDB_deal_with_Unicode_and_accented_characters.3F|the ISFDB FAQ]] for more information on accented characters.

Latest revision as of 14:41, 19 October 2018

Non-English characters. Non-English characters, including accented Latin characters and all other Unicode characters, should be entered exactly as they appear in the publication. See the ISFDB FAQ for more information on accented characters.