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    Posted: August 03 2005 at 07:46
I noticed that Queen* is already in the alphabetical overview, whereas for instance Eno* and Jarre* are not.
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Points: 166183 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 07 2005 at 22:34

I've noticed that too.

Although, i can't explain why. This has been no help, sry.  



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Points: 15585 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 08 2005 at 15:16

It's all down to the asterisk, which marks a band entry as being "under construction".

If it appears at the start of the name, as it does with Jarrre and Eno, the alphabetic listing won't see them as the first letter of their name is *. If it's at the end, as it is with Queen, then Q is still the first letter.

Perhaps those upstairs could make it a policy to put the asterisk at the end of the name?

 
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