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special chars
in P gl, "Inserting Special Characters" section, second bullet point: mark "Bracket notion" up in bold.
In the Characters with Diacritical Marks section, to the paragraph that reads:
- In the table below, the "x" represents a letter with a diacritical mark. When proofreading, use the actual character from the text, not the x shown in the examples.
add something along the lines of:
- In addition to the patterns listed in the character, the bracket notation will convert [ae] into æ and [oe] into œ (as well as their corresponding capitals).
PP Reclaims
(Draft fo a new DPOD wiki page, concerning PP reclaims. -- stalled)
On a monthly basis, Post-Processors are sent an email on the first and the 15th of each month if they have projects checked out whose project pages they haven't visited in 90 days or more. A copy of all of these notifications is also sent to db-req. If a PPer hasn't renewed within a week after the second notification goes out, anything not renewed may be subject to reclaim.
When a project is reclaimed:
- {PP reclaim, needs checking} is added at the end of the title, which causes it to be listed in the PP reclaims. This is an alphabetically sorted list of all of the PP reclaims, with notes, if there are any.
- The project is made unavailable for Post-Processing.
At this point, anyone can offer to evaluate it to expedite it getting released back into the pool. At the top of the script is some advice on evaluating projects:
Evaluation tips
If you wish to help evaluate the projects on this list:
- Notify db-req, to make sure that an evaluation isn't in progress on it.
- Refer to the Project completeness checklist for a detailed list of things to check for.
- Be patient.
If you think something useful to check is not already listed in the Project completeness checklist, please let db-req know.
Please do not just do a project search for all projects with {PP reclaim, needs checking} in the title unless you are already very familiar with the process. Project search results do not remind you to notify db-req that you'd like to evaluate a project, nor does it link to the project completeness checklist. You can, of course, just start evaluating a project without notifying db-req and just let them know of the evaluation once you're done, but if someone else submits an evaluation on the same project before you finish and submit yours, you may have done the work for nothing.