Creating 'book tags' for use by ereader software

Creating 'book tags' for use by ereader software

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fbReader, a piece of  Android e-reader software can read tags in an epub 
file, and provides for user editing of tags.

For a better description, 
see https://fbreader.org/content/documentation/tags
This allows the software to list titles *by the tagging* and thus provide 
what appear to be completely independent libraries of books. 

Unfortunately the word 'tag' is kinda overloaded and I am completely unable 
to find any description on how that can be done with pandoc.

I can easily create Dublin Core entries to insert this info, IF I ONLY KNEW 
WHAT TO INSERT! I seem to have a choice of dc:subject, dc:description, 
dc:type and.or dc:relation.

The kinds of groupings are sets such as 'LAW', 'STATUTES', 'REGULATIONS'  
and sub-groupings  'REGULATIONS/ONTARIO', 'REGULATIONS/CANADA' 
The User Guide is complete, but fails to provide any examples of usage.... 
-> FAIL.

Can anyone help, please?

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Re: Creating 'book tags' for use by ereader software

[John MacFarlane]

Why don't you take an epub that you know has tags in
fbReader, unzip the epub, and look at the metadata
(metadata element in content.opf).  That should tell
you what Dublin Core elements you need.

Re: Creating 'book tags' for use by ereader software

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I did not think of the possibility of reverse engineering from my phone, to 
find out that information.
I will only have to fight with getting the amended version off my 'phone 
and back to the desktop!

Thanks!

On Monday, 17 December 2018 00:31:32 UTC-5, John MacFarlane wrote:
>
>
> Why don't you take an epub that you know has tags in 
> fbReader, unzip the epub, and look at the metadata 
> (metadata element in content.opf).  That should tell 
> you what Dublin Core elements you need. 
>

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