> Most of the online bookstore pages have this mess so I wouldn't blame the tool for what seems like an upstream data quality issue. I think that's an uncharit

> Most of the online bookstore pages have this mess so I wouldn't blame the tool for what seems like an upstream data quality issue. I think that's an uncharitable read of the GP's comment. I read it as curiosity about how the upstream data issues present in the tool, which also interests the part of my brain that likes to solve minor mysteries.