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...Ian McEwen and Michael Wiencek will probably be amongst our mentors. That's ruaok (Robert), ianmcorvidae (Ian) and bitmap (Michael) on IRC, if you want If you are interested in doing this, it's important to familiarise yourself with what is currently possible with the

Considering 2020 is a very special year, and that we care about everyone's safety, Summit 20 is going to be held over internet, live from your living

.../www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html GPLv2] licensed open source project. It's written primarily in Perl and makes use of [http://catalyst.perl.org/ Catal

Most of MusicBrainz's documentation is located at https://wiki.musicbrainz.org/ and transcluded a # [[Transclusion Editor|Transclusion editor]]s add and update entries in the [[mb:admin/wikidoc|transclusion table]] for o

...g changes often and is mentioned prominently in the show or on the program's website. ** If the DJ/s represent a collective or a label, follow this format: YYYY-MM-DD: [Collect

It's a good idea to talk to us before starting work on a ticket, to make sure th ...ickly search through all of our data quickly. We need to make sure that it's possible. This could involve surveys/emails with other in the musicbrainz/M

...]], [[Place|places]] and [[URL|URLs]]. MBIDs are also assigned to [[Track]]s, though tracks do not share many other properties of entities. For example, ...b3, and [[recording:ebf79ba5-085e-48d2-9eb8-2d992fbf0f6d|Bohemian Rhapsody's]] URI becomes http://musicbrainz.org/recording/ebf79ba5-085e-48d2-9eb8-2d99

...ade against our servers. These logs include: your IP address, your browser's "User-Agent" string, and which page you requested. Aggregate information ab ...down to that one user. Thus, you can infer what artists are on that user's list.

...Depending on your use cases, you may or may not require all of them. Here's a rundown of what they contain: ...ings can be found '''in the release dump''', under the appropriate release(s).

...rkings, lyrics or other information. E.g. the fourth movement of Beethoven's ninth symphony contains many musically different sections, and is often spr ...ion field. For example, [[work:eff9bd21-8ba3-4a16-832b-d241c280ed8a|Mahler's 10th symphony]] has several different reconstructions and completions, so i

...an "editing suggestions source" for editors with too much free time. (that's me - [[joan]]) ...official styleguide, and while it is "blessed" by some active editors, it's nothing more than an "ongoing tidying effort memo".

...way as you, but they won't be able to change the title / description: that's still only for the collection owner to change.

: Internet Archive's project for books (including audiobooks) : Brazilian music database, based on the creator's private collection but with fairly complete info for it.

...the sidebar (if it's a different version of a release we already have, it's better to press "Add release" in the [[Release Group|release group]] page i ...some fields already filled depending on where you entered it from. Now let's take a look at the first tab!

* a track that is not listed on the release's sleeve. * The interface for editing a [[Release|release]]'s [[Relationships|relationships]], available via the "Edit relationships" lin

...recording changes often and is mentioned in the program or on the program's website. Don't add the location for most studio recordings. ''Location'' is Spotify has almost all episodes dating back to #0. However, it's worth noting that many episodes have a different track list because some tr

...the relationship is applicable to all tracks on a release (for example, it's the only credited violinist in an album of solo violin pieces, or the only ...oes not apply on a track by track basis (e.g. graphic design for the album's cover), then apply the relationship to the release, not the recordings or w

Any fan-made or edited artwork is not to be uploaded to any event, unless it's eventually made official and used by artists or promoters to promote the ev

<title>Now That’s What I Call Music! 95</title> <title>Now That’s What I Call Music! 95</title>

While it's true that "there are no dumb questions", there ''are'' better and worse pla :Have you found and cloned the relevant git repo(s) and done a successful local installation?