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Old 01-22-2024, 09:28 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Aleron Ives View Post
Some people sure come up with unwieldy naming conventions.
Add in the people who want to be able to use series, multiple tags, genre, etc. as part of the file name/path. People whom, IMHO, are stuck back in the 1980s.

A few years back, one person was complaining that they had a very carefully crafted directory structure and they could not send it to their Kobo and that when they tried calibre, it turned their directory structure into a pile of crap. When I asked why they were so concerned about directory structure on a Kobo or in calibre, the response was how else could they locate a book to read? Evidently using calibre or their Kobo's ability to search on various criteria was not acceptable in their opinion.

After a few more rounds back and forth in PMs about calibre not touching the original directory structure unless you use auto-add which is specific to one directory, I gave up on debating what amounted to a religious dispute about search vs. directory structure.
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