Where to post when the division lines are blurred?



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Max Rockatansky
04-29-2015, 07:50 PM
This forum has two definitive sections for music linking: "Film, Television, and Classical Music" or "Video Game Music". But where do I post something if it contains both Video Game and Film music? Surely I do not post in both sections as that would be redundant. So, how do I decide where to post the content?

It’s been plaguing me for days.


Leon Scott Kennedy
04-29-2015, 08:04 PM
Hmm, this is how I would deal with such "issue":

1) I’d choose "Video Game Music" If the game uses actual music from a movie-franchise (first example of this which comes to my mind: some of those Star Wars-themed games);

or

2) Pick a section over the other after I’ve verified what kind of media "has" the highest number of tracks featured on the album.

3) Just pick one, it wouldn’t really matter since the "material" can technically be placed in both sections.


Max Rockatansky
04-29-2015, 08:06 PM
LSK, thanks for the advice. The majority of the content is Film music, so I suppose I’ll stick it there. I’d just hate for those browsing the VGM section to not see it because they’re not looking in Film. Oh well.

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