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We have at least one source that has a has a pub_state=US-MA (Athol Daily News) but is not included in the Massachusetts, United States - State & Local collection (I just fixed this manually). I imagine this is either (a) oversight from when it was created or (b) error from the massive media merge.
It wouldn't be too hard to run a script to find and list these for manual fixing, something like:
build a manual lookup able that maps from state code to collection
for each media _source with a pub_state in 50 us options (US-MA, US-AK, etc):
check the lookup table for the collection is _should_ be in
if the source isn't in that collection, add it to a list with the source id and collection id
Once we review that list it could be processed automatically by another script to make fixes (if that is possible via API).
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I saw the first pass results. This is far more than I had hoped -- my initial thought was to review and then automatically add them. However, we can't review 1300+ manually.
Can you add stories-per-week to this CSV so that we can prioritize by volume of content?
Moving to me for next step. We will manually review the 205 that have more than one story per week and mark if the correct_collection_name is right or not. If that all looks good I'll bump it back over to tech team to run the fix in batch.
We have at least one source that has a has a
pub_state=US-MA
(Athol Daily News) but is not included in the Massachusetts, United States - State & Local collection (I just fixed this manually). I imagine this is either (a) oversight from when it was created or (b) error from the massive media merge.It wouldn't be too hard to run a script to find and list these for manual fixing, something like:
Once we review that list it could be processed automatically by another script to make fixes (if that is possible via API).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: