Technology Rationale: Revision history

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• curprev 12:0312:03, 15 February 2026 Dmac talk contribs 3,595 bytes +3,595 Created page with "<div style="width:90ch; margin-top: 12px"> == Summary == The second major instantiation of the London Book Trade database represents a solution to preserving a structured data store while enabling easy and familiar presentation to the public. The Bibliographical Society proposes this combination of - (1) relational database, (2) wiki presentation, and (3) tranformation script to build the wiki automatically from the database - as an effective solution. LBT is typical of..."