LIVE POLL: World of Westeros Face-Off: "HotD" vs. "GoT" Opening

@Peter_pbn​ I agree WoW may have more well-known associations now, but I would give it some time to be equally well-known. That better association comes with using the term in discussions, like here to spread its usage. It goes without saying abbreviations are useful when repeatedly using the same term or to conserve text. As with most acronyms they often have are multiple meanings: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow.

It was confusing refering to everything under the Games of Thrones umbrella, when additional series are debuting and discussion aren't about the original series exclusively. 

You could see the same with problem with the Harry Potter name when the first Fantastic Beasts film debuted. It was confusing to have a discussion, until the Wizarding World moniker made it easier by not to have to clarify yourself when speaking of the Harry Potter films, the Fantastic Beasts films or the combined worlds. Likewise, it took awhile for Wizarding World to catch on and be used as often as it is today.

Most importantly, I am using the GoT, HotD and WoW labels or the full phrase to quickly discern the polls scope. It is important to quickly understand the scope, since the actual topic usually doesn't help, due to the shared universe between the three. It would be far more confusing to not use these terms (WoW, GoT, HoTD, etc.), since there will be multiple polls covering the same topic.

@Peter_pbn​ 

WoW Opening Credits Face-Off: "Game of Thrones" vs. "House of the Dragon"

World of Westeros Opening Credits Face-Off: "HotD" vs. "GoT" 

I understand, I didn't think either title choice was perfect. I made a judgement call and thought it was more important to fully spell out the two face-off participants, rather than using the acronyms. It was a toss-up, as both versions had merits, but fully spelling out all the words wasn't an option due to length considerations. I do think both achieve the goals of identifying it was face-off poll, the scope of the poll, the topic of poll and poll participants or poll choices.

@Pencho15​ Thanks