Librarian question about how to edit quotations

[Caroline]

Would someone please tell me how to edit a quotation? I tried to find the answer in the librarian manual to no avail. I scoured the actual quotation page for an "edit" link but saw none. Thanks.

[Amanda]

Click on the #Likes
At the top (next to "Quotable Quote") it should have the edit link

[Sophie]

There won't be an edit button if the quote is really popular, though. Then you have to get someone else (super? staff member? I'm not sure) to edit it.

[Amanda]

Sophie wrote: "There won't be an edit button if the quote is really popular, though. Then you have to get someone else (super? staff member? I'm not sure) to edit it."

Supers can edit the popular quotes.

[Caroline]

Thank you, Amanda and Sophie. I think this must be one for a super librarian because the quotation has more than 800 likes.

[Guy]

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1353...

I added this quote but left a typo: breck should be brick. I can't see a way to edit it. Can someone else do this? Thanks

[Amanda]

Guy wrote: "https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1353...

I added this quote but left a typo: breck should be brick. I can't see a way to edit it. Can someone else do..."

Fixed :)

[Guy]

Thanks.

[Moloch]

I'd like to ask if it's correct to have a quote with original language + translation, like this one for example

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/2867...

I would separate the 2 parts into 2 quotes, but I don't know if that would be right

[rivka, Former Moderator]

We don't have a policy about that specifically, but I lean towards your suggestion.

[Moloch]

I have edited that quote: right now the "old" with 200+ likes has the first part (original language), and I have created another one https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1364... with the English translation.

If you think it's better the other way around, let me know

[rivka, Former Moderator]

It's probably just as likely to be the way any specific user wants it either way, so that should be fine.