There isn't an overall copyright. Each book has a different copyright
holder, that's why I couldn't tell him how to do it.
Susan
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As usual, what Judy put in sounds good to me. I'd put in one adjustment.
If the copyrights are all for parts of the text and there is one overall
copyright owner for the text, such as the publisher, I would use that one.
If there is no overall owner, just the four authors, I'd put all of them in
the owner field and the most recent one in the date field.
Misha
On 12/27/2015 4:11 PM, Judy s. wrote:
Hi Larry, this is one I'd ask Madeleine about as I can't find anything
in the current volunteer manual that addresses it specifically. I
would guess that it's the same as what the older version of the
volunteer manual said about it, but that's just a guess. Here's what
the older volunteer manual said:
Multiple copyright notices: Sometimes several pieces of a book will
each have a different copyright holder, such as: the preface, the
illustrations, the text, the graphics, short stories, the afterword,
etc. Use the name of the copyright holder of the latest copyright
notice of the text. Ignore all the other copyright notices.
Judy s.
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On 12/27/2015 5:07 PM, Larry Lumpkin wrote:
Hi all. I have an omnibus romance with 4 different copyright persons
and dates. What should I put in the metadata fields for copyright
holder and date?
