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Multiuser read flag usecase
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@ -81,6 +81,7 @@ The filtering is based on the columns name (headline in german Calibre) and not
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Calibre stores internally the title and a "sorted title". Title often starting with articles like "A" in english, or "Die/Der/Das" in german, which make no sense to sort after, therfore all of the listed words in these field are ignored for sorting the title. The default is taken from a german Calibre program. For french it should be something like "^(Le|La)\s"
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**Link Read/Unread Status to Calibre Column:**\
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For a Calibre-Web multiuser usecase, please leave this field empty. In this case Calibre-Web stores the read status in it's own database.
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In a single user Calibre installation you can use a boolean custom column to keep track of your read and unread books. Calibre-web can do the following. You can link the Calibre status to the read/unread status in Calibre-Web. As mentioned above this only works in a SINGLE USER use-case. If you are having more than one user in Calibre-Web this will cause trouble, because the read/unread status is used for all users, so if one user ticks a book as read, all users will see this book as read. In a multiuser Calibre-Web use case it's absolutly manatory not to use this feature.\
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How to use the feature?
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1. Open Calibre (the Desktop program) and create a boolean custom column name it accordingly (e.g. Read Status)
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