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March 2014

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There is a note on both articles that editors (including me) disagree that because is a song is later included on an album, that makes it its "parent album". Discuss it on Talk:DNCE (album) or Talk:DNCE discography and don't revert. We've been through this with other editors on these pages before. Thank you. Ss112 00:53, 21 January 2018 (UTC)

Stop adding to notes with silly little questions. Talk pages are the place for communication, so reply here. The note that is there is not making a sensational claim; it's merely saying "this single was only later released on the album, not in promotion of it". It's common sense. The Jumbo Edition is a Japanese-only re-release that occurred months after the release of the single. Ss112 01:21, 22 January 2018 (UTC)

Yeah, because albums never get released months after single releases... Oh wait, no, that happens all the time. 🙄

No need for the sarcasm. That's not what I'm saying. Of course singles usually precede albums. However, in this case, it was a Japan-only re-release of the album. The single release occurred worldwide; it charted in countries like Australia and the US. The re-release (the "Jumbo Edition") was exclusive to Japan. How can it be a single from an album that was released only in one country? Ss112 04:10, 22 January 2018 (UTC)

You know what? I'm sorry; I was just feeling kind of attacked when you said things like my comments are "silly little questions." But I'm sure albums from one country have songs that chart in many countries all the time...

Yes, but we shouldn't edit notes that are on pages as a way of questioning why those notes say what they say, because usually those notes have been put there as a way of preventing changes that have been made previously. Also, yes, that may be the case sometimes, but the re-released album was only issued in one country. The single can't be released in promotion of an album worldwide when said album was only issued in one country. The single ("Kissing Strangers") didn't even chart in Japan from what I can tell. Ss112 06:08, 22 January 2018 (UTC)

I guess we're gonna just have to agree to disagree on this one. 🤷🏻‍♂️💖✌🏼

October 2018

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Don't be rude. I wasn't saying anything in that article that wasn't true.

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