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Originally Posted by kiwidude
Part of my hesitation was thinking about ways users could mark not duplicates. For instance if I let it be a free-for-all, then in it could be a lot of data. Say for instance I allowed a user to mark any books they liked together as not duplicates. So I have a library of 1,000 books as a starting point, and I am confident I have no duplicates. If I selected the whole lot and said mark as not duplicates, then I would ensure that any duplicates that came up in future were not books I had considered. I could skip through the book groups with a very "loose" duplicate matching algorithm, then rather than resolving each group I could just resolve the ones I were dups, then select my whole library and mark it as not containing duplicates again.
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Good point. Your idea of permitting non_dup marking only of books that are found to be duplicates is a good one.
At this point you have gone quite far beyond theory. I need to play with the plugin.
