Topic: Taxon Dictionary - A Master Checklist vs individual checklists
Should Recorder 6 users be using 'A Master Checklist' rather than any of the other checklists whenever possible, including those that begin with a space and taxon group in capital letters (e.g. BRYOPHYTES British Bryological Society Checklist of British and Irish Bryophytes)? We just want to be clear what takes precedence, particularly when there are discrepancies.
On trying to find an answer on the forum, my colleague spotted a post from 2018 https://forums.nbn.org.uk/viewtopic.php?id=7209&p=2 where Chris Raper said they were "just maintaining the master taxonomy because the new platforms like iRecord don't use the checklists anyway". Presumably the master taxonomy translates through to Recorder 6 as 'A Master Checklist'?
Thanks for confirmations or otherwise :)
Lindsay
Fife Nature Records Centre,
Information Officer