Can't Remove Issues

>1 Collectorator: Thank you for posting this. I got distracted before I researched whether this was an existing problem or a new one.

ETA: There were edits on the secondary name. I deleted them, yet the "Combination issues" remained. Went through each field again, selecting all and then using Bksp to delete. The "Combination issues" persisted.

Using latest Firefox (80.0.1 (64-bit)) on Windows 10 Home (latest).

Earlier today I couldn't remove a wikipedia link from an author name that had been combined into a larger one. I forget which one it was, though. Still: it isn't just CK info that can't be removed.

To complete and confirm posted before here http://www.librarything.fr/topic/324352 / 63

3 pb

Desktop, Chrome Version 85.0.4183.102 (64b). Windows 8.1

1) It seems there is a pb to add or change http links on authors page (modification or delete impossible the icon is missing)

Ex : https://www.librarything.fr/author/mardongrgory&norefer=2

2) it seems there is a pb with some CK fields that need to be deleted

Ex : https://www.librarything.fr/author/mardongreacutegory
==> https://www.librarything.fr/author/mardongreacutegory/issues

-->> Combinaison pb : Can't delete date of birth and sexe (english page vs french page)

3) problem to find an specific editorial collection for and from a concerned book. The collection does not appear - after search - in the suggestions

Serie editor is "Fayard, Biographies littéraires"
Is it an accent or ponctuation pb ?

Suggestion are :
Emile Zola, Biographies littéraires, Fayard (Henri Mitterand)
Victor Hugo, Biographies littéraires, Fayard (Jean-Marc Hovasse)

However serie editor is here :
https://www.librarything.fr/nseries/313599/Fayard-Biographies-litt%C3%A9raires

Tx,

nb : other question what is the sense to have a name of author for editorial series. How could we delete this name if it's not appropriated ?

Just posting that this is seen, but need time to dig into the posts. Thanks.

Another disambiguated author with persistent issues: Mark Frost
https://www.librarything.com/author/frostmark/issues

it seems that the not appropriated coomon CK datas in a language must be deleted from an account in the same language

I have qualified some data books and authors on CORNEILLE (Pierre CORNEILLE and the others Pseudo)
I couldnt deleted english datas (birthdate), it seems you deleted them, Dutch datas had t be deleted now
Before :
Corneille =
1) http://www.librarything.com/author/corneille-1
PLUS2) http://www.librarything.com/author/corneille

After :
1) http://www.librarything.fr/author/corneillepierre
AND
2) = idem

Question : how could we delete related tag that no longer has any justification or are false ??

>9 JMK2020: The English common knowledge is not empty either. I tried to delete the Dutch common knowledge.

At the Dutch site I see:
Algemene kennis
Nederlands (5) Engels (4) Frans (4) — 47 meer

At the English site:
Common Knowledge
English (4) Dutch (5) French (4) — 47 more

Maybe this isn't updated immediately?

>10 FAMeulstee: Have an other example after separate and complete some datas on each authors

http://pics.cdn.librarything.com//picsizes/2e/b2/2eb281903f469a1636a734b7741434c...

see here for a new msg : http://www.librarything.fr/topic/324607

Wait and See

Splitting an author in the last day or so produced some CK issues, but deleting the data removed the issues.

Issues remain for >6 karenb: Mark Frost (https://www.librarything.com/author/frostmark/issues) but not for >1 Collectorator: David Piper (https://www.librarything.com/author/piperdavid/)

>11 JMK2020: Bernard Edelman has no issues, on .com or .fr

Maybe there is progress happening?

>12 karenb: ???? see here but there are some mysterious action i can't understand (it's OK now but you can see the screen capture : it was)
http://www.librarything.fr/topic/324607

>13 JMK2020: >14 Collectorator: Oh, I understand! CK issues occur when CK exists on more than one LibraryThing site. Yes?

Three people worked on all of the CK for http://www.librarything.com/author/corneille-1

Mark Frost (https://www.librarything.com/author/frostmark/) had edits at eng and fre and nor

>15 karenb: Yes....
it's more or less the same case for chateaubriand (but for the différent page (3)

http://www.librarything.fr/topic/324485

>19 Collectorator: Done
(With an other new profile (for finnish access...cause we can't remove some fields in native language)
Not excelent but...

> 18 Done
Idem (for swedish acess..............
Not excelent but...

https://www.librarything.com/author/bregravequejeandanie/issues (never mind, it got better)

>22 Collectorator: Done with fr ;-)

>25 Collectorator: Done with nl ;-)

>27 Collectorator: Done with de ;-)

>29 Collectorator: after some time, searches in bibiography,
i separate

Dieter ZIMMER (journalist)
http://www.librarything.com/author/zimmerdieter
and
Dieter E. Zimmer (translator)
http://www.librarything.com/author/zimmerdietere

Adding some http links, images

nb : so, it was less a pb of de, nl, fr, com.... than combination

>31 Collectorator: Done with De

>33 Collectorator: OK

>34 Collectorator: OK

>36 Collectorator: Done and Completed for each author

>35 Collectorator: OK

>32 Collectorator: ??

>43 Collectorator: Done while traveling through Norway...

>44 Collectorator: Confirmed : It's a bug

>45 JMK2020: Yeah, I agree it's a bug. One can't be expected to load the cookies for all language versions.

>48 Collectorator: : it's Ok

Is this an open issue? At a minimum, I can't resolve stranded date of birth or gender CK for the Anne Rice disambiguation page on the Dutch, French, German, and Czech LT sites.

>50 jasbro: I've given up trying to fix combination issues resulting from Common Knowledge in other languages.

>50 jasbro: I have cleared the Dutch and German, not sure it took.

>50 jasbro: I have cleared the CK from the Czech LT, and that example Anne Rice now appears to be resolved of combination issues.

>53 Nevov: Yay! I thought I was clearing all fields from the English, Dutch, German, French, and Czech, but eventually realized those two fields persisted.

Closing.