Does IMDb allow two people to be listed together on a single name entry (e.g. "The Snygg Brothers")?

@Peter_pbn​

Thank you! As per usual, you have the latest and greatest info on this subject.

I find it amazing that IMDb hasn't worked out this policy question yet. One would expect it to come up a lot. 

My opinion is IMDb shouldn't allow this type of credit, but instead should require the two brothers' names to be separately listed on the title as co-directors, each appearing with "(as The Snygg Brothers)" beside their names. That would be the most accurate, least confusing, and most transparent approach.

@Giancarlo_Cairella​ 

In this case, it sounds like the page for "The Snygg Brothers" should be eliminated and the credits for these two titles should be replaced with the brothers' individual names with (credited as The Snygg Brothers) as attributes:

Monsters in the Closet (2022)

Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell (2014)

Edit: I will submit corrections to IMDb requesting those changes and will cite this thread as support for the changes.

@Giancarlo_Cairella​ 

The guideline is written specifically about people who "appear on screen". The same guideline appears in the cast guidelines.

Regarding musical groups on screen, I don't recognize your rule of thumb that group names are only used "when the individual names of the group members are not known or when it's impractical to list them". Your guidelines say: 

If The Beatles are credited that way, we would not enter "Lennon, John (as The Beatles); McCartney, Paul (as The Beatles); Harrison, George (as The Beatles); Starr, Ringo (as The Beatles)" Instead, they would simply be credited as "Beatles, The".

It sounds like you should make a distinction in the name guidelines between groups on screen and what you call "collective names" as crew.