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#When standalone subtitle files are released together with video files and the subtitles come from '''a difference source than the video''', mark the subtitles as the source where the subtitles came from, and apply look-through rules. | #When standalone subtitle files are released together with video files and the subtitles come from '''a difference source than the video''', mark the subtitles as the source where the subtitles came from, and apply look-through rules. | ||
##For example, group [XXX] releases BD source files, and attached to this release are standalone subtitle files ripped from HorribleSubs and edited by the fansub. Since the standalone subtitles are not from the BD, their actual source is documented. Applying the look-through rules, HorribleSubs rips from Crunchyroll, so the standalone subtitle files are set as www. | ##For example, group [XXX] releases BD source files, and attached to this release are standalone subtitle files ripped from HorribleSubs and edited by the fansub. Since the standalone subtitles are not from the BD, their actual source is documented. Applying the look-through rules, HorribleSubs rips from Crunchyroll, so the standalone subtitle files are set as www. | ||
##If the source of the subtitle is an original fan translation, mark the subtitle file source the same source as the original fan translation's release. | |||
#For standalone subtitle files released on their own without video files: | #For standalone subtitle files released on their own without video files: | ||
##If the subtitles are 100% fan translations, mark the source as unknown. | ##If the subtitles are 100% fan translations, mark the source as unknown. | ||