Crazy Credit declined

@Bethanny​  Here are two current submissions which have been rejected.

230414-020741-436000

230503-000818-596000

I suppose I could add them as Quotes (or "epigraphs" seems to be a description being tossed around for this kind of thing). But there are no guidelines in Crazy Credits to suggest how these should be treated. Somebody should remedy this omission, so that future contributors are not beating their heads against a brick wall.

                     hutch48

@hutch48​ Although an old staff reply suggests Crazy Credits section, a newer reply by Michelle says they should be added to Quotes section. Michelle also says "I have put in a request to update our guides with this information." in that reply but it seems that was not done. But I feel this part in quotes guidelines may be relevant:

For those rare cases where no character is associated with the quote (e.g., it's on a title card), use "unknown" from the pulldown and enter the character name as Title Card (or Intertitle, or whatever you feel is appropriate).

This is a complete turnaround from the original policy. If this new provision is not in the Crazy Credits guidelines, how will a user find it in the Quotes guidelines? Thank you for pointing out this alternative possibility, it's the rationale I was looking for above, even though it seems ridiculously complicated. But now, what constitutes a Crazy Credit? And "rare case" it is not, to have a film introduced by a title card with a quote. I've added five in the last month or so.

    The "old staff reply" (from April 2019) is interesting; it was mainly concerned with the question, "Should the author of a quote on a title card have the quote entered into the author's credits?" I would say, emphatically not; it would just make Name pages impossibly dense. And, of course, the author may not have a Name page. It's a can of worms.

                           hutch48