The one problem that Last.fm has, as a music site, is having useless tags like "favourite" or "seen live". Tagging apps that use Last.fm's database get around that problem by just having a blacklist f

I was thinking of educational subfields - e.g. Music Educator's Journals isn't paginated continuously, same for other subject specific journals, often the flagship journals in a subfield.

of times already with all kinds of photo/music/movie collection managers and the feature is always either optional (and nobody uses it) or ends up being dropped entirely eventually. Why can't you re

I am signed in to Sage Publications and using an article from the Journal of Research in Music Education. The icon to save to zotero appears in my firefox toolbar, and when I click it, a pop-up box a

only going to move over files in Documents, Music, Pictures, etc--in short, no program files or anything. Basically, I'm wondering where the library (items, notes) gets saved to on the hard drive.

OK, that sounds like we can just treat composers as authors - the case where they're not treated as primary creators we can't handle anyway (i.e. Zotero doesn't allow you to specify who is and who isn

Reading my own and DWL-SDCA's comments, I'm definitely starting to lean toward not a separate musicScore type but some way to mark an item as a Music Score (for sorting and iconizing purposes). Markin

I will try to add something worthwhile to this discussion. I have seen music scored cited in several ways: different styles and according to the reference source type. As @adamsmith said, there are ma

adamsmith: I just joined to comment on this because I am switching from RefWorks and to my surprise, after importing, all my music scores were converted to "Audio Recording".

Even if I accepted they're different, that still doesn't help me with my primary concern, though: My biggest concern is that "music scores" can be published in multiple ways: As "books," "book sectio

We need to get away from the "music scores are important" part of the discussion. I believe you that they are, you don't have to reiterate that.

I'd like to echo asallen's suggestions for a musicScore item type. Enough specific differences exist to make it worthwhile, IMHO. I'm a music librarian as well as a musicologist, and frequently teach

i'm trying to import a citation to zotero using the "export citation" link in grove music online (oxfordmusiconline.com). The dialog pops up asking "What should firefox do with this file." I select th

Getting back to your comparison with the Playing list in a music library:

I add an MP3 into my music library in a playlist A. Then I drag it into another playlist B. Then I remove it from playlist A. The MP3 still exists in playlist B, so therefore it must be a duplicate.<b

As a performance studies student I find myself regularly needing to cite live dance, theatre and music performances - which Zotero doesn't handle. I realise that a proliferation of item types makes da

I don't use it to collect websites or film or music. I use mainly bibliography. However, from time to time it acts weird like:

cf. e.g. gmail categories of playlists of most music players.

zotero "folders" are called collections and they function more like playlists than folders (think music player, like iTunes). When you drag an item to a collection you are not moving it or copying it,

My biggest concern is that "music scores" can be published in multiple ways: As "books," "book sections," and even "manuscripts" (for unpublished scores). Any solution we find needs to be able to acco