I’ve got someone voting no on the removal of an old cover photo even though he voted yes on the addition of the new one. I took both photos and the new one has better color balance. I’m not sure he really understands what I’m trying to do and he refuses to say why he thinks there should be two front cover photos on this release.
Unaware of this history, I came in with my release in hands and spotted a problem with release event and removed the European date (can’t be released same day throughout all European countries) and set my French release date by referencing a cross‐checking website duet (this edit in question).
Maybe 2013-09-02 is the UK release date.
I think maybe but it’s not my problem, I’m just editing what I have in hands, removing mistake from Europe. If later additional UK release event is added, I’m happy but it would not be my job.
Sorry @kellogsbrainz, I didn’t know enough at all to understand those edits, that are now hopefully applied, anyway.
I come back to this topic as I got a no voter who didn’t comment their vote and who doesn’t seem to be replying to my questions after 24 hours.
I will wait a little bit more as I myself don’t read my emails everyday but I would certainly feel relieved if I could stop checking the status of those 5 edits every now and then, if I could get a second yes vote by someone who agrees with my edits:
Replacing, in a Japanese release, FULLWIDTH TILDE (incorrect match for JIS’ nami dash) by WAVE DASH, member of Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) Punctuation unicode block and correct match for their usual nami dash JIS punctuation 波ダッシュ.
I have an edit that was downvoted because I decapitalized the extra title information on the tracks (Aviators Remix -> Aviators remix) – their argument is that the official tracklist has the words capitalized, but they haven’t yet responded to me pointing out that the style guide recommends against title case. Unless that part of the guidelines is out of date, mind tossing a couple “Yes” votes that way to help the edit pass?
“vs” vs. "vs."
Hi y’all. Could I have some feedback on this edit please.
I’m pretty certain it’s a typo or missing the dot. The back cover seems to be nowhere found and lacking this I guess it’s up to terms of consistency and taste in unlocking the dispute.
Runnin/Runnin/Running
Here’s another dispute edit
"Runnin’ by Doman & Gooding feat. Dru" <- I always see this track having an apostrophe (and performing a search in Db confirms this), and again not having a back cover to justify one case or the other, what should be the case here?
Ohh, also the negative vote on the medium here
Both are perfectly acceptable - one is more commonly British and one American. If you don’t have the cover and as such no proof that it’s not as printed, why change it? This applies to most of the stuff you’ve asked about, really.
This involves a digital release, with unmixed tracks and some continuous mixed (DJ-mixed) tracks. I’m trying to set the artist from Various Artists to the DJ-mixer, Tommy Trash.
edit:
culinko has started a thread based on this request:
The point of contention is that I’m removing the release event “Japan, 2005” from a pseudo-release. It’s my understanding that pseudo-releases shouldn’t be tied to any specific release.
i’m trying to add the barcode which i used this link https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/console/get-album/ to extract from spotify, but i was voted down before i could explain myself (which i should’ve did from the start…)
now that i did i’m not getting any replies…
Can I ask for your votes on https://musicbrainz.org/edit/47668406? It might be the addition of a home-made release. However, I am not sure - that’s why I am asking for your voice.