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===Animegroup Release Note Comment Examples=== | ===Animegroup Release Note Comment Examples=== | ||
====Definitions==== | ====General Rules and Definitions==== | ||
Definitions of prefixes:<br> | |||
* '''Subs''': citation for the origins of the subtitle track<br> | * '''Subs''': citation for the origins of the subtitle track<br> | ||
* '''Raws''': citation for the origins BOTH of the video and audio tracks<br> | * '''Raws''': citation for the origins BOTH of the video and audio tracks<br> | ||
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* '''Source''': citation for the origins of BOTH subs AND raws | * '''Source''': citation for the origins of BOTH subs AND raws | ||
Preferences: | |||
* In general, lean on simplicity when writing release notes. Crediting notes with explicit credits vs exception credits are both acceptable. | |||
** Explicit credit: state everything that is used in an explicit fashion. For example: '''Source: R1 DVD (video, EN subs, JP + EN audio), R1 ES DVD (ES subs)''' | |||
** Exception credit: state the exception to what is the commonly used source. For example: | |||
*** '''Source: R1 DVD (except for ES subs)''' | |||
*** '''Source: R1 DVD, R1 ES DVD (ES subs)''' | |||
* Use "subs" instead of the full form "subtitles" in all descriptions. | * Use "subs" instead of the full form "subtitles" in all descriptions. | ||