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There's a 't' missing in line 310. Here's a patch.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Go to Character Editor or Location Editor page
2. Edit one value and save
3. Edit a second value to the same string but select from the suggestions 
rather than typing it all in and save

Selected value will not be saved

What is the expected output? 

The selected value is not being registered because the javascript registers 
what is in the textbox on a keyup event (which is not happening).

Either ditch the suggestion list as it is misleading or find some other way of 
having the javascript register is there has been a change in the text box

It would be nice to have an optional sort on the values in the dropdowns i.e. 
make them alphabetical

See Event 25:

Event is "Exeunt all but Lysander and Hermia."
Currently "the., hip., ege., her., dem. and lys. leave"

Expected output: "the., hip., ege., and dem. leave"

What steps will reproduce the problem?

Character 28 is "Other Fairies Attending Their King And Queen" (ID: fai.). The 
name is being added into its own rdf description rather than being added into 
the description with the rest of the information about the 'character' 
resulting in the foaf:name information not being correctly associated. 

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

The foaf:name value line 5680 in dream.rdf should be part of the character/28 
description

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Log in on one computer
2. Make a correction and save to graph
3. Log in of different computer - graph is now different

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Hash should be consistent for any given user

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Event 54 shows the right section of the play but mistakenly believes that it 
is Lysander that is leaving rather than Hermia.

The reason that this is happening is because in the script (line 434) the 
abbreviation "Herm." is used in the stage instructions rather than either 
"Hermia" or "Her." As a result the name is not recognised as a name, the <rs> 
tage is not added with the attached RDFa which means that the script thinks no 
name is given and defaults to thinking that the speaker is the person leaving.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

This is actually what is expected in cases such as this. This is the type of 
inaccurate data that needs to be corrected by a human annotator. 

When the system is far enough advanced to allow annotators to change who is 
involved in a given event then this information can be corrected manually.