Yeah, I'd never thought about it before. This really opened my eyes.

Uh... Me! I built InkFoundry.net and did all the logos and designs for it, from the favicon in the browser tab to the self-populating crests and the design of Inky, the mascot.

This is why I've been dragging my feet for translations. I'd do this by making a separate taxonomy for it. Which isnt a headache, but doing all the css to display it is.
But it means that it naturally creates archives for each creative, and there is no _limit_ to how many of each can be attached.

We should take this to discord so poor Marguerite doesnt have to deal with us nerding about custom fields in her notifications 🤣

So when you click on an author's name, it brings up 'post type Author' tagged with 'term author'

Yeah! Kind of? I've made this tricky to explain with my naming conventions, but instead of an author just being a field which carries a piece of text, I effectively made their names a tag, but in a separate taxonomy from 'tags' and 'taxa'

Ooooo let me att ittttttt :)
I would _love_ to work with EscapeArtists

IF keeps authors as a taxonomy! I dunno if that helps ya with how you have it set up? But it solved a _lot_ of problems with flexibility for me!

If you talk to David about the spreadsheet format the grinder will take, we can do at least three birds with one stone! InkFoundry, The grinder, and the escape artists data! I catalogue all kinds of stories already, but I liked the focus of getting a magazine caught up to date at least :)