In addition to what Mary has already mentioned, you may come across some
other cases where the book has an accepted date and 2 submission
dates. One case I know of is if an administrator places a copy of a book
that is in the library, on to the download page for a volunteer to work on.
Dave
Alison,
If it says submit, that's the original scanner who submitted it. Return means that it came back to the list, either because somebody's time ran out or they released it. Sometimes, it says edit time expired. If its actually
been validated, you will see something like action valid and some numbers of some kind and then what sounds to me like donedone. And then if you see comments after that, they should be from the admin asking
something or commentingon the reason why the book has been sent back after it has been deemed valid by a validator. But submit and return are the normal things under comments that indicate the original
submission and the various edit sessions that didn't result in validation. You shouldn't see more than one submitter for a book, I don't think.
Mary
