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Hi. I’m wondering whether a mark of omission should be included in a title transcription. Please take a look at CONSER record 2013269609. The title is transcribed as Cultura Poliìtica de la Democracia en Chile y en las Ameìricas, ... I am really doubtful about that mark of omission. (The capitalization is actually wrong also—it doesn’t match the source—but that isn’t my point at the moment.) The mark of omission stands for a date. The date is not grammatically connected to the title phrase at all, though there is a comma between the phrase and the date, so I guess they are connected in a way. The source looks like Cultura Poliìtica de la Democracia en Chile y en las Ameìricas, 2012: Hacia la igualdad de oportunidades The third line is a subtitle and based on the publisher’s history will not be consistent. Would you use a mark of omission, or simply end the title at “Ameìricas?” Thanks. Pete Wilson Heard Library Vanderbilt Univ.