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Soundtrack guidelines lack a common scenario
I've noticed that soundtrack guidelines lack the common scenario of neither writer nor performer credited (or available) as the song is traditional. Usual case would be to list it like that:
"Title" (uncredited)
Traditional.
However, in #240103-095005-890000 (resubmitted today in #240630-125703-750000) that was rejected with reason given as "Badly formatted". Technically there can't be a badly formatted item in that area, since guidelines won't specify what to do in cases like that.
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Bethanny
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3 months ago
Hi @MykolaYeriomin -
Second submission was accepted.
Cheers!
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Peter_pbn
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3 months ago
"Title" (uncredited) means that the whole song was uncredited. Was the song title listed or not?
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Michelle
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2 months ago
Hi @MykolaYeriomin & @jeorj_euler -
I've reached out to our policy team to get further clarity on when the usage of "Traditional" should apply. Once I have confirmation I will post those details here.
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Malagaaunike
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2 months ago
I understand from your post that you have recognized a traditional song. The soundtrack guidelines are clear to me: you must look in the ending credits and see if the song is credited there, send a screen shot with your submission on "upload evidence".
I have found several nice songs from the ending credits of Türkish series episodes. A same song is performed by several artists on YouTube. If it appears in the ending credits of the soundtrack used, you can submit it.
I hope this information helps you. I am just a contributor.
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