Closed cdrini closed 1 year ago
@cdrini I'd like to tackle this.
I presume the first step would be filtering the most recent data dump for editions with no ISBN using grep
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After that I'm not sure what's the best way to know if an edition has a BWB id
Sounds good to me! We might be able to get a dump from BWB with that data; @hornc do you by any chance have that or know how we can get it?
Quick screen: pre 1966 can’t have an SBN. 1966-1970 ISBN-10 starts with 0 if any. 1970 onward most will have one.
I don't want to be too contentious, but I might even suggest us closing this one. There may be ~1M books they've seen with either No-ID or pre-isbn. The metadata will likely be sparse. Often times there is no just ID evident on the book (e.g. no barcode, etc); it's not that it's pre-isbn. @LeadSongDog's comment is well informed. I don't know that this direction has the ROI to merit this specific vector for imports, versus e.g. Jude has 5M+ MARC records from institutional partners sitting on a VM somewhere which would be much higher ROI and include pre-isbn books. Leaving it to @cdrini
I support @mekarpeles recommendation to close this.
I added a
better_world_books
field for ID numbers: E.g. https://openlibrary.org/books/OL27291054M/Dwellers_in_the_Mirage . We should import BWB IDs for pre-isbn books so that the price shows up and so that these can be sponsorable.Proposal & Constraints
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