I thought epigraphs were firmly established in Crazy Credits ...

@Maya​ 

Crazy Credits are unusual things shown during a production's credits: 

• They may include pre-credit title card quotes, epigraphs, additional scenes, or funny messages hidden in the credits themselves.

https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/titles/crazy-credits/GHJCTK5CDW8X3FWY?ref_=helpms_helpart_inline

This thread references staff decisions about this:

https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/another-crazy-credit-no-two-more/645475175811466f795f3a51?commentId=6459675ca4c6a26bcd0d5a84

In the past, we had been flexible in listing epigraphs under the Quotes section, however, I raised the issue with our Policy team and it was confirmed that (with the exception of Silent films) Crazy Credits is the correct placement for title card epigraphs, as we prefer lines of voiced dialogue under the Quotes section.

@Peter_pbn​ - Thank you for this! 

@hutch48- This has been re-submitted on your behalf and approved. 

@Peter_pbn​ Thanks, Peter, for the back-up. As was decided long ago, epigraphs are not quotes, since they are not part of dialogues between the film's actors. Forgive me, but the example quoted by Maya (an epigraph from Louisa May Alcott among the quotes from LITTLE WOMEN) seemed truly bizarre, not because it was inappropriate but because it was at odds with the rest of the film's quoted dialogue.

@Maya​  Thank you, Maya.

                               hutch48