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Svarainiukas
Oct 28, 2009, 12:16:13 PM10/28/09
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Prisijungiau prie boocrossing .com,užregistravau knygą,knygą
palikau...
Dabar norėjau pasiteirauti kokį statusą priskirti knygai ir ką reiškia
tie statusai-available,traveling ir t.t
Savo knygai turbūt turėčiau priskirti statusą traveling-keliaujanti?
Ar taip?
Dėkui už atsakymus
palikau...
Dabar norėjau pasiteirauti kokį statusą priskirti knygai ir ką reiškia
tie statusai-available,traveling ir t.t
Savo knygai turbūt turėčiau priskirti statusą traveling-keliaujanti?
Ar taip?
Dėkui už atsakymus
Vita Dikšaitytė
Oct 28, 2009, 12:41:44 PM10/28/09
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Man irgi ten nelabai aišku buvo. Tai padariau dar tai knygai Release :)
2009/10/28 Svarainiukas <stas...@gmail.com>
Gintaras
Nov 9, 2009, 5:53:16 AM11/9/09
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Knygų statusų paaiškinimai yra FAQ, ištrauką apie tai pateiksiu
žemiau.
Jei išleisi knygą (padarysi "release") tai satusas automatiškai bus
"traveling".
Kitais atvėjais žmogus renkasi pats koki statusą suteikti.
What do the book "Status" abbreviations (TBR, AVL, PC, RES and TRAV)
mean?
A: Status abbreviations indicate where a book is and what it is
doing. The status is set by the last person to journal the book.
Members can use the status codes in a number of different ways. The
most common ways the status codes are used are as follows:
*TBR - To Be Read: The member has yet to read the book.
*AVL - Available: The book is in hand but is neither reserved nor
waiting to be read. Usually, when a book is set to "Available", the
member is planning to release it one way or another. It may mean that
the member is willing to send the book via a controlled release as
part of a trade; read the member's profile to see if they mention an
interest in trading. It is considered polite to offer to send postage
or a book in trade when you request a book.
*PC - Permanent Collection: While this status setting's definition
varies from user to user, PC usually means that the book is just that
-- part of the member's permanent collection. You may be thinking that
having books in the permanent collection defeats the purpose of
BookCrossing, but this is not necessarily the case.
*RES - Reserved: The book is being reserved for a special purpose,
such as a themed release, a controlled release to a specific person,
or perhaps for the next leg of a BookRay or BookRing.
*TRAV - Traveling: The book is no longer in the hands of the last
journaler. It may be in the wild waiting to be caught, or perhaps it
was mailed or handed to someone else in a controlled release. Any time
a book has left the hands of the last journaler and has yet to be
journaled by another, it may be considered to be traveling. (When you
make release notes, the status will automatically be set to
"traveling".)
On 28 Spa, 18:41, Vita Dikšaitytė <vitad.s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Man irgi ten nelabai aišku buvo. Tai padariau dar tai knygai Release :)
>
> 2009/10/28 Svarainiukas <stasy...@gmail.com>
>
> - Rodyti cituojamą tekstą -
žemiau.
Jei išleisi knygą (padarysi "release") tai satusas automatiškai bus
"traveling".
Kitais atvėjais žmogus renkasi pats koki statusą suteikti.
What do the book "Status" abbreviations (TBR, AVL, PC, RES and TRAV)
mean?
A: Status abbreviations indicate where a book is and what it is
doing. The status is set by the last person to journal the book.
Members can use the status codes in a number of different ways. The
most common ways the status codes are used are as follows:
*TBR - To Be Read: The member has yet to read the book.
*AVL - Available: The book is in hand but is neither reserved nor
waiting to be read. Usually, when a book is set to "Available", the
member is planning to release it one way or another. It may mean that
the member is willing to send the book via a controlled release as
part of a trade; read the member's profile to see if they mention an
interest in trading. It is considered polite to offer to send postage
or a book in trade when you request a book.
*PC - Permanent Collection: While this status setting's definition
varies from user to user, PC usually means that the book is just that
-- part of the member's permanent collection. You may be thinking that
having books in the permanent collection defeats the purpose of
BookCrossing, but this is not necessarily the case.
*RES - Reserved: The book is being reserved for a special purpose,
such as a themed release, a controlled release to a specific person,
or perhaps for the next leg of a BookRay or BookRing.
*TRAV - Traveling: The book is no longer in the hands of the last
journaler. It may be in the wild waiting to be caught, or perhaps it
was mailed or handed to someone else in a controlled release. Any time
a book has left the hands of the last journaler and has yet to be
journaled by another, it may be considered to be traveling. (When you
make release notes, the status will automatically be set to
"traveling".)
On 28 Spa, 18:41, Vita Dikšaitytė <vitad.s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Man irgi ten nelabai aišku buvo. Tai padariau dar tai knygai Release :)
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> > Prisijungiau prie boocrossing .com,užregistravau knygą,knygą
> > palikau...
> > Dabar norėjau pasiteirauti kokį statusą priskirti knygai ir ką reiškia
> > tie statusai-available,traveling ir t.t
> > Savo knygai turbūt turėčiau priskirti statusą traveling-keliaujanti?
> > Ar taip?
> > Dėkui už atsakymus- Slėpti cituojamą tekstą -
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> > Prisijungiau prie boocrossing .com,užregistravau knygą,knygą
> > palikau...
> > Dabar norėjau pasiteirauti kokį statusą priskirti knygai ir ką reiškia
> > tie statusai-available,traveling ir t.t
> > Savo knygai turbūt turėčiau priskirti statusą traveling-keliaujanti?
> > Ar taip?
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> - Rodyti cituojamą tekstą -
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