Adapted graphic versions- counted as other edition?

[Anna]

I can't find the librarian manual at the moment! Where is it? I have recently read a number of graphic versions of novels. I found separate posts for them, but on the Dracula one I also found one under the original novel; https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
What is the policy- should graphic novels not have a post of their own and the above book not count as an edition of the original book? In my opinion, it is the original story, but shortened of course.

[Codex]

Look here: https://www.goodreads.com/help/librarian .

[Anna]

Thanks codex :) How do I get there usually?
See nothing on graphic versions though?

[lethe]

The homepage of the Librarians group has a link to the manual.

Adaptations: https://www.goodreads.com/help/show/2...

Adaptations are different from abbreviated novels and should not be combined with the original.

[Arenda]

The link to the librarian manual is also on the help page: https://www.goodreads.com/help
(Help page is at the bottom of each page; except for the homepage where it is located somewhere else.)

Policy for combining is also on each combine page at the right of the page.

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

And, when known, adaptations should have the adapter as the primary author. When the primary author is different from the main work, the adaptation doesn't get the chance to be combined with the main work.

[Sandra]

At the bottom of every page there is a link about us Librarian Manual is listed there.

[Anna]

Thank you Sandra, will try to remember that!