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Originally Posted by JimmXinu
If you search the thread you will be able to find me explaining many times in the past that as long as AO3 allows authors to put whatever random tags they want on stories, wrangling AO3 tags is going to be a losing effort. Nothing you come up with will be perfect.
I will help with specific problems, but I choose not to plow the sea.
In your two failure cases, the first is a Due South story, not 'the 100', and the second is The 100, not the 100. Regex is case sensitive. Use pattern "[tT]he 100" or add 'The 100' your category normalizing pattern.
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Hi Jim,
I've searched and read the thread many times, it how I got as far as I got tbh. And I completely agree with you on the random tagging, how people see it as a positive thing is beyond me. I'd never put my whole .ini file up here it would drive any sane person nuts.
But being the OCD type I am I can't help myself but try to create some order into this mess. And I've designed the excel sheet that convert a whole bunch of random bits of text into lines I can put into my .ini file. It kinda works for me.
I've just been overlooking the fact I only had " the 100" and not " The 100" (I use both seperately because when I copy in a new one, I have Excel check for duplicate input). I'd been looking for a few days now, between my regular work and homereno in and I just couldn't spot it. So
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