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* translation of an original work into a different language == Style guidelines ==

...extent, grammar errors in [[Artist_Name|artists' names]], as well as the [[Style/Titles|titles]] of [[Work|works,]] [[Recording|recordings,]] [[Track|tracks ...uage they're in (e.g. unorthodox spellings) and/or the MusicBrainz [[Style|Style Guidelines]]. To describe the way we handle such choices, we use the term "

{{official ngs style}} Los títulos clásicos en español deben seguir [[Style/Language/Spanish|las convenciones estándar para el español]].

{{official ngs style}} ...llow certain rules to capitalize a title. The rules are different for each language.

== Style guidelines == Please see the [[Style/Event|guidelines for events]].

{{official ngs style}} Eestikeelsed pealkirjad peaks järgima MusicBrainzi [[Style/Language/Estonian|eesti keele algustähereegleid]].

...should be entered as two mediums. These exceptions are indicated in the [[Style/Release|release guidelines]]. == Style guidelines ==

== Style guidelines == Please see the [[Style/Place|guidelines for places]].

*: Reviews don't need to be in English. If you're more comfortable in another language, go for it. * What's the overall feel, style, genre and mood of the album?

...ic is more complicated, as it usually is - please make sure you read the [[Style/Classical/Works|guidelines for classical works]] before doing anything with ...sed within the work, leave this field blank. If you are unable to find the language in the list, please raise a request via the [https://tickets.metabrainz.org

{{official ngs style}} See the [[Style/Titles|titles guidelines]] for the release, medium and track titles.

{{Official style}} Soundtrack style should generally follow the normal release guidelines, with the below excep

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...[[Users Mailing List|UsersMailingList]] or see if you find a hint in the [[Style Guideline|StyleGuideline]]s. ...countries. This is a good point to start editing on artists in your native language! Also if you want to keep track on the artists from a certain (your) countr

...s '''not''' a style guideline - for that, check the [[Style/Artist Credits|style guidelines for artist credits]]. #:* Performance names that are considered separate [[Artist|artists]] (see [[Style/Artist|the guidelines for artists]]).

...l=project%20%3D%20STYLE%20ORDER%20BY%20status%20ASC%2C%20resolution%20DESC STYLE tickets] and create a new ticket if not found. It contains the names of languages that can be set for [[Release#Language|release]]’s tracklist and [[Work|work]]’s lyrics.

{{Official style}} ...ata other than standard CD audio). Note that [[Data Track Style|data track style]] should also be used to title data tracks.

{{official ngs style}} ..., you can use that name between square brackets (conforming to the [[Style/Language|Capitalization Standard]]) as track name instead.

{{official ngs style}} For capitalization the official rules for the Dutch language should be used. In principle, the first letter of the first word must be wr

...e release is of "classical" - as opposed to "popular" - music, check the [[Style/Classical|classical guidelines]]. First of all, you'll need to enter a title! Take a look at the [[Style/Titles|guidelines for titles]].