Submitting Comments
There are a few ways to post your comments on the manuscripts and their descriptions. You can:
(1) comment on a specific element in the description (such as "Title" or "Place/Date of Production")
(2) comment on the entire description with assigning your comment to a particular element.
Be sure to leave your name and email with your comment.
Find more on definitions for each of the descriptive elements here.
(1) Leave a comment on a descriptive element or "paragraph"
You will notice that the description for each manuscript is broken down into data elements, each with a particular label. On our site, this label and the information associated with it is called a "paragraph."
In the image below, "Shelfmark", "Title," "Author," and "Place/Date of Production" are all paragraphs and can be commented upon.
If you notice that the information under a certain label/paragraph is inaccurate, incomplete, or simply missing, you can supply the correct or missing information in a comment on that label/paragraph.
To submit your comment, click on the small 
icon to the right of the label/paragraph, enter your comment in the text box that appears, and click "Add comment."
(2) Leave a comment on the entire manuscript description
If you have information to contribute but are not sure under which label/paragraph it fits, simply click on the 
icon to the right of the description's heading or click on 
in the Comments Overview box. You can then enter your comment in the text box and submit as described above.
Leave us your name and email
Though it is not required, we encourage you to leave your name and email address when submitting each of your comments. Alternatively, you can register (create an account) as a subscriber to our site. This allows you to simply login on each visit and be recognized under a single username as you submit your comments. Submitting the same name with each of your comments allows other users to follow and benefit from what you have posted. Having your email address will allow us to be in touch with any updates. You can also follow activity on our site by subscribing to the feeds for entries (newly posted manuscript descriptions) and comments.