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Well, I don't understand how either of them work in their bones; I just want to read books. What I think we can agree on, though, is that the way Marvin handles subjects and tags, pulling all of that information out of the internal guts of the book automatically, creating a ginormous list of subjects and tags most of which have only one or two books associated with them, or are totally weird, and you have to go in and edit each one of them out individually for each book you import, is not particularly helpful if you want to use the subjects and tags feature in Marvin for organising your books. It doesn't seem that it's a bug with either program-- it's a way of presenting existing data which I think is done well in Calibre (information is there and accessible if you want it) and not well in Marvin (information is there and tabulated by default).
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