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Currently there's no way to canonically store who completed the work, if someone other than the composer did so.
Hacks include storing both names in the composer field (e.g. Mozart/Süssmayr), or adding the completionist as some sort of a performer.
A Completionist field (with a data type analogous to Composer) would solve this problem neatly.
When used in conjunction with a new field CompletionDate, we can mark the year in which the sketch was written separately from when that sketch was completed.
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Currently there's no way to canonically store who completed the work, if someone other than the composer did so.
Hacks include storing both names in the composer field (e.g.
Mozart/Süssmayr
), or adding the completionist as some sort of a performer.A
Completionist
field (with a data type analogous toComposer
) would solve this problem neatly.When used in conjunction with a new field
CompletionDate
, we can mark the year in which the sketch was written separately from when that sketch was completed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: