id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
1425	"MODS <namePart type=""date""> imported as author"	ahoward	mcburton	"- Some names are not coming through in the Zotero metadata record; only
  the date at the end of the name string appears.  NACO Authority File
  names are often qualified by date.
- Example:  captured MODS for ""Famous actresses of the day in America""
  from Aquifer, shows
    - Author:  1869-1935 ,    (first)

      The MODS record has

      <name type=""personal"">
      <namePart>Strang, Lewis Clinton</namePart>
      <namePart type=""date"">1869-1935</namePart>
      <role>
      <roleTerm authority=""marcrelator"" type=""text"">creator</roleTerm>
      </role>
      </name>
- It appears that the code is dealing appropriately with MODS
  name/namePart elements that that have ""family"" or ""given"" attributes
  (mapping them to Zotero creator.lastName and creator.firstName
  elements),  but then assumes that any other namePart subelement be
  stored in variable ""backup name"" and run through the Zotero
  ""cleanAuthor"" utility.  This is probably designed for namePart
  elements with no attribute which (if in AACR2 form), have a form 
  Lastname, Firstname M. I.  

   However, there are two other defined MODS namePart type attributes
  that are not dealt with:  @type=date and @type=termsOfAddress.  These
  need to be either specifically ignored, or mapped in to the end of
  the name somehow (if this is possible in Zotero?).  The results make
  it appear that the Zotero translator is processing them through
  ""clean author"" as if they were a name.
"	defect	closed	major		translators	1.5	fixed