Thread: In so many metadata options of an eBook, which of them are essential for you?
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Old 01-04-2015, 09:30 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by ForsCream View Post
The reason I didn't list the "Genre" is because it is not a "standard tag", in all the sources I can find, none of them provide a tag called "genre", but "category" or "tag" instead, I don't think they can replace "genre" perfectly.

E.g., for "category", I may get "fiction", "child", "new arrival", obviously, "new arrival" is not a "genre" but just a category in an online book shop. For "tag", I may get "horror" "stephen king" "best of 2014" from Goodreads API, but "stephen king" "best of 2014" are all tags tagged by Goodreads users, not a "genre".

If you can tell where to get correct "genre" information I will be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

I didn't imagine that copyright-related metadata is important, that's why I didn't list them, looks like I am wrong.

Thank you for the valuable information.
The reason I put in in parenthesis just after subject is that it is done in the subject dc metadata.

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