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Best viewed without Internet Knline, in x resolution or higher. Here's a few items regarding some largely unrelated things we've noticed during the last year or so of working on the site and which either to my knowledge aren't explicitly addressed in the rules or may need an explicit refresher here.
Nothing really major, but I feel they warrant some clarification regardless. As with logos, band picture collages should generally be avoided. Only use the most recent available photo. There are some exceptions, particularly for some of the bigger bands that have particularly lengthy careers under their belt, but these are rare and it's best to leave adding them up to moderator discretion. Please do not add digital releases that are being offered for clearly ridiculous prices. This appears to be a common way of encouraging people to buy the physical release instead, while still making something available for listening.
Obviously, essentially nobody is going to pay online dating heavy metal amounts and as such we do not consider such releases to be valid in any way, neither online dating heavy metal see more a band nor for addition as an album entry to an already listed page. Use the report function instead if you cannot edit the existing version yourself.
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We get way too many duplicates that way. If a label puts out a re-release of a dating hbt work after they've split up, please do not put said label under the "Last known label" field. The same applies to posthumous releases of recorded, but hitherto unreleased material. The label field should only ever reflect whatever the band was signed to while still being active. The chronologically first release is always the parent version of a discography entry, barring perhaps a very few freak cases generally up metql the staff online dating heavy metal rule on. For instance, it doesn't matter if a band onlien a later CD release to be the "official" release if a digital version has been available from their Bandcamp before that.
If it came first, it is dqting. There seem to be some misunderstandings about how to properly use the "Formed in" and "Years active" fields. To clarify, "Formed in" should always reflect the year a band entry's name or minor variations thereof that don't warrant their own entry was first active under. It does not refer to when they may have formed under an earlier name regardless of whether that incarnation is listed or not. Also please do not add guesswork based on when a online dating heavy metal first release came out, only use explicit information. There is no need to add the current year to band or lineup ranges to represent "-present".
Leave it blank and this will get filled in automatically and otherwise the information inevitably becomes outdated. No US state postal abbreviations for locations, please, always spell them out.
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Not everyone knows these by heart. An exception to this is the label address field. The photo field is, surprisingly, only intended for actual band photos. Not album covers, not additional logos, not any other kind of band-related photo that does not show any band members.
It's alright to leave it blank if there are no usable photos. Instrumental album versions should be added as child entries to the main releases, and not as separate entries or even separate listings. An "Instrumental" tag can be added to their version descriptions.]
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