Sometimes Citer includes leading junk characters in the oclc parameter.
Examples:
In all cases, the correct OCLC number is the numbers without the leading letters.
I have observed examples but I did not record them.
Note: Citer sometimes includes OCLC numbers in output and sometimes doesn't. My guess is that is related to OCLC usage limits and is not a bug, but it may make verifying this problem difficult.
Sometimes Citer includes leading junk characters in the
oclcparameter.Examples:
oclc=ocm62134798oclc=on1021182894In all cases, the correct OCLC number is the numbers without the leading letters.
I have observed examples but I did not record them.
Note: Citer sometimes includes OCLC numbers in output and sometimes doesn't. My guess is that is related to OCLC usage limits and is not a bug, but it may make verifying this problem difficult.