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<p class="lead">Readers of digital books often use software (such as <a href="https://calibre-ebook.com/" target="blank">Calibre</a>) to manage their libraries. They write metadata that describes and organises their collections idiosyncratically, entering information for fields such as title, author, tags, keywords and comments. Yet, this metadata is rarely published and what is called a "library" often amounts to an overwhelming number of files that remain unread and unshared, in a directory on a personal computer.</p> |
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<p class="lead">Readers of digital books often use software (such as <a href="https://calibre-ebook.com/" target="blank">Calibre</a>) to manage their libraries. They write metadata that describes and organises their collections idiosyncratically, entering information for fields such as title, author, tags, keywords and comments. Yet, this metadata is rarely published and what is called a "library" often amounts to an overwhelming number of files that remain unread and unshared, in a directory on a personal computer.</p> |
