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Sure it is..."Use the title from the front cover."  'Own the Moments' is on the front cover so, IF it is the title of the series of releases, THEN it goes in the title field.  IF it is not, THEN it doesn't.

How to you determine what should go in the title field and what should go in the Title field?  The rules are very vague, it's not as simple as you make it out to be, and like most of the rules can be interperted differently by different people.

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I made my post based on the fact that this has come up before and, honestly, payed no attention to your cover scan post until you made your post above.  SO, while I am sorry that you thought I was casting disparaging remarks towards you, I am not going to apologize for something I didn't do.

But you DID do it, wether it was intentional or not.

Once again here is your entire post:

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What I don't understand is in how far it makes any difference how the release is specified (number or movie-titles).

It doesn't make any difference.  If the name of the series is "Own the Moments", then that is what should be in the title field.  What has happened here is that user preference has trumped the rules.

You stated "What has happened here is that user preference has trumped the rules" directly after referencing "Own the Moments".  I wasn't making any assumptions.  I wasn't reading anything into your post that wasn't there.  You gave the example of "Own the Moments" and said the user (ME!) ignored the rules for their own personal preference.  The way YOU wrote it, how else am I supposed to take it?  Take responsibility for your actions, intended or otherwise.

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I don't play CYA as I freely own my snide remarks.  I do, however, clarify my posts when somebody takes them the wrong way.  Since that is what happened here, there isn't much else I can do.

Besides simply apologize?