TAGGING BUG: Very funny Logos ... yes, I found it

When adding Community Tags linking Who's Who in Christian History headwords to the appropriate biographic records for Factbook, I have found the work by Faithlife to be quite accurate. When the headword contains more than one person there is usually a topic record for the combination and individual biography records for each individual. That is with one exception that had no records at all of any kind ... until I hit this:

It appears that you consider Myrtle to be a mere appendage to Charles ... not even a right to her own birth date and death date. Very funny. Too bad a radical feminist didn't find this first. It could have led to some very entertaining forum posts.

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Eli Evans (Logos)

Ha, good one, MJ. I'll let the tagging team know.

Eli Evans (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/777808#Comment_777808

Looked it over, confused. What's the specific issue?

Is it the second line on the right hand side of the context menu that's the issue, where it breaks off "and MYRTLE"? If so, that's because of the automatic NLP processor finding a "smart selection" phrase boundary there, so it doesn't indicate any editorial intent on our part.

Or that Myrtle doesn't appear further down on the right hand side with a tab of her own?

Or?

Thanks in advance for clarifying.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/777831#Comment_777831

I have highlighted and right clicked specifically on Myrtle. Based on other cases of dual names, I would expect that there would be a biographical record for Myrtle Fillmore and that the reference and headword entries would either be to the combined Myrtle and Charles topic record or to the Myrtle biographic record ... but definitely not to the Charles biographic record.