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   • CommentAuthorRodMcGuire
   • CommentTimeApr 9th 2018
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   Author: RodMcGuire
   Format: MarkdownItexI noticed in the Reyes&Reyes blog the April 2, 2018 announcement: > [First Order Categorical Logic](https://reyes-reyes.com/2018/04/02/first-order-categorical-logic-2/) > This document is a re-writing of the book of Makkai-Reyes with the same title. It is due to Francisco Marmolejo, who not only re-wrote it but made several corrections. > [Makkai-Reyes book](https://marieetgonzalo.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/makkai-reyes-book.pdf) This is the book * [[Michael Makkai]] and [[Gonzalo Reyes]], *First Order Categorical Logic: Model-theoretical methods in the theory of topoi and related categories*, Lecture Notes in Math. __611__, Springer-Verlag, 1977. Does this mean that it is copyright legal to link to the PDF they link above, or would it be better to link through their blog post. Currently there are [~10 nLab references](https://www.google.com/search?q=makkai++%22first+order+categorical+logic%22+site%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fncatlab.org) to this book. Rather than copy-paste editing them all I'm exploring separating out the reference [[REF First Order Categorical Logic]] (which currently links the PDF through the blog post) and then changing each page to `[[!include REF First Order Categorical Logic]]` (which I haven't done yet). This way [[REF First Order Categorical Logic]] can be altered and all those pages will reflect that. Including a REF does work. See [SandboxSandbox/1477](https://ncatlab.org/nlab/revision/Sandbox/1477) ## Generic figures and their glueings Reyes&Reyes have also recently updated their 2004 blog post [Generic figures and their glueings](https://reyes-reyes.com/2004/06/01/generic-figures-and-their-glueings-a-constructive-approach-to-functor-categories/) to give a link to the complete PDF of that book rather than just a sample, though the [Wayback machine](https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://reyes-reyes.com/2004/06/01/generic-figures-and-their-glueings-a-constructive-approach-to-functor-categories/) doesn't say when that happened. * Marie La Palme Reyes, [[Gonzalo Reyes]] and Houman Zolfaghari, _Generic figures and their glueings -- A constructive approach to functor categories_, Polimetrica Milano 2004. There are about [14 nLab references](https://www.google.com/search?q="Generic+figures+and+their+glueings"+site%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fncatlab.org) to that book that also need updating and being made consistent. I haven't yet created [[REF Generic figures and their glueings]] because some may object to this approach or that it needs to be more elaborate or sophisticated.

   I noticed in the Reyes&Reyes blog the April 2, 2018 announcement:

   First Order Categorical Logic

   This document is a re-writing of the book of Makkai-Reyes with the same title. It is due to Francisco Marmolejo, who not only re-wrote it but made several corrections.

   Makkai-Reyes book

   This is the book

   • Michael Makkai and Gonzalo Reyes, First Order Categorical Logic: Model-theoretical methods in the theory of topoi and related categories, Lecture Notes in Math. 611, Springer-Verlag, 1977.

   Does this mean that it is copyright legal to link to the PDF they link above, or would it be better to link through their blog post.

   Currently there are ~10 nLab references to this book.

   Rather than copy-paste editing them all I’m exploring separating out the reference REF First Order Categorical Logic (which currently links the PDF through the blog post) and then changing each page to [[!include REF First Order Categorical Logic]] (which I haven’t done yet). This way REF First Order Categorical Logic can be altered and all those pages will reflect that.

   Including a REF does work. See SandboxSandbox/1477

   Generic figures and their glueings

   Reyes&Reyes have also recently updated their 2004 blog post Generic figures and their glueings to give a link to the complete PDF of that book rather than just a sample, though the Wayback machine doesn’t say when that happened.

   • Marie La Palme Reyes, Gonzalo Reyes and Houman Zolfaghari, Generic figures and their glueings – A constructive approach to functor categories, Polimetrica Milano 2004.

   There are about 14 nLab references to that book that also need updating and being made consistent.

   I haven’t yet created REF Generic figures and their glueings because some may object to this approach or that it needs to be more elaborate or sophisticated.