User talk:Ppint.pinto

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The Rat Race

When data is not in the pub, the source of the data needs to be specified in the notes. This is especially true for pubs that have been primary verified. For your earlier Stowe covers, the artist name was on the cover. For this one, that is not the case so since our only source is the tikit.net website, it needs to be stated in the notes. In addition, since the name is not on the pub, we would enter it with the canonical name (which in this case is D. A. Stowe). I've rejected your edit and re-submitted based on the above. You can find the final at The Rat Race. We do appreciate you finding these. ISFDB has some conventions that need learning, but everything should be in the help links in the welcome message above. We hope you will continue to contribute. And please let us know if you have any questions (ISFDB:Help desk is a good resource for asking). -- JLaTondre (talk) 11:58, 15 September 2019 (EDT)

re: credits to cover artist, derek a. stowe; thanks

hi, j; thank-you for explaining the absence of signature on the cover art over-rules/takes priority over the statement by the artist on the website in question - and thanks even more for working out how to link to the correct part of the tikit.net website!

love, ppint. Ppint.pinto 08:22, 16 September 2019 (EDT)

Unknown [UK], August 1940

You are right here - something does look odd. Let me see what I can find out.

In the future, when you find things like that, you can post in The Community Portal -- that way more people can see it (as opposed to just the moderator who happen to catch your submission]. If you know how to fix it, a submission is fine. If not - a note is better :) Thanks for finding this problem :) Annie 23:22, 9 May 2020 (EDT)

Fixed. Annie 14:12, 10 May 2020 (EDT)

anniemod|Annie: my apologies, both for taking so long to respond, and for quite possibly not replying in the right way: the right way to do something isn't necessarily as obvious to a "new bug" like myself, as it may be to long-time contributors - and to mods. and thank-you for pointing out the community_portal - i'd no idea of its existence, never mind what its purpose(s) might be. love, ppint. Ppint.pinto 11:20, 5 June 2020 (EDT)