1elahrairah
I have found a user who seems to be combining their collection with advertisments, using books and tags. I am not sure whether this should be reported or not. Any thoughts?
https://www.librarything.com/profile/dragunov334
https://www.librarything.com/profile/dragunov334
2eromsted
That's an odd case. I would normally think the links in the tags are spam. But they link to sites that no longer exist (for the few I checked). So they may be used to say, here's the site where I got this pdf.
3norabelle414
My guess would be a bad import since they added 4,000 items in one day
4haydninvienna
Also, there's an awful lot of rubbish in that 4000 items too — books with no titles and not much else, lots of what appear to be porn magazines (said he, primly).
5MarthaJeanne
And a lot of duplicates.
6MarthaJeanne
A lot of duplicates, too.
This one is very interesting
https://www.librarything.com/work/15866710/members
This member seems to have over 80 copies, but he's not the only one with multiples.
This one is very interesting
https://www.librarything.com/work/15866710/members
This member seems to have over 80 copies, but he's not the only one with multiples.
7susanbooks
>6 MarthaJeanne: That’s an odd entry in several ways. No title or author, but a review & assorted covers (none w/clearly legible title). Then the members list which is just weird. What is it?
ETA: one cover title (?) reads RYGAR, which is a video game, according to Google
ETA: one cover title (?) reads RYGAR, which is a video game, according to Google