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Kevin Yong:
Between the titles I've been downloading here (and at the GAC site, and the various Golden Age torrent files online) I'm starting to accumulate quite a large collection of .cbr and .cbz files. I've been backing them up to an external hard drive just to keep my desktop's download folder from getting too cluttered, but that leads me to ask: how do the other users here organize all your files after you download them?

Personally, I'm trying to decide between organizing the comic files into subfolders by publisher, or by title, or both. I'm curious to what other people's experience has been. Any suggestions?

-- Kevin Yong   :-\

Yoc:
Publisher/title for most
Artist name/title for favourite creators

JonTheScanner:
publisher/title usually for smaller publishers
publisher/genre/title or
publisher/era/title for other publishers

For example
DC/war/Our Army at War
DC/humor/Scribbly,
etc.

or

EC/pretrend/Animal Fables
EC/newtrend/Weird Science
etc.

NobbyNobbs:
I use ComicRack to read & organize my collection, together with a few scripts for scraping data about comics, and for copying/renaming comics, tagging, etc.- my collection are slowly getting organized.
As I like to enter creators, publishers, etc.- the biggest problem is that Comicvine have to much wrong information about older comics, so I generally enter info about Golden Age comics manually, with GCD as reference.

narfstar:
Primarily publisher then title for most but genre or title for Charlton

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