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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Any idea why this replace_metadata would fail to remove " (Fandom)"? Regex101 indicates that the pattern matches.
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## Character standardization and dedepublication
## Removing some fandoms first
characters=>\s(\(Elder Scrolls\)|\(Fallout\)|\(Mass Effect\)|\(Skyrim\))$=>
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Try:
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characters=>\s*(\(Elder Scrolls\)|\(Fallout\)|\(Mass Effect\)|\(Skyrim\))$=>
Note the added parans about to group the fandoms.
Your pattern was "\s(Elder Scrolls)" or "(Fallout)" or ... Also, I added a '*' to the space for the inevitable cases without space or with more than one space.
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Originally Posted by ackomb
1) Not sure if anyone asked before but couldn't find it searching this thread.
I was wondering of it is possible for FFF to have a built in feedback to the site to follow/subscribe to a story or author.
Going through every story/author I like to follow by hand is taking me forever. But learning from this thread I also don't want to keep checking for updates manually every week since it creates way to much unnecessary traffic.
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There are a few reasons we don't have an 'auto-follow/subscribe' feature. They are basically the same reasons we don't have 'submit review', 'add like', etc features.
- FFF downloads stories so you can save them, but the primary use case is for ebook readers like Kindle and Nook. I don't think it's unreasonable to go back to the sites for things other than reading.
- FFF supports +100 sites. There are several that share code, but most are unique.
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Originally Posted by ackomb
2) I've set up to update stories from my e-mail account, and it works except for 1 thing. I've added 2 tag in "Add these tags Automatically" however once they've been updated, these tags don't show. Is there another setting I need to do for this to work?
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If you did the update manually (not from email), you probably want to check 'Keep Existing Tags when Updating Metadata?'. FFF config, Basic tab, right hand side, towards the middle in 'GUI Options' box.