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It is worth noting on a setlist the first time an artist performs a cover song, just as it's worth noting the first time they perform one of their songs.
Please stop reverting sourced edits made by other users that are correct edits.
Why do you change ODESZA's "La Ciudad" to "La ciudad"? Every streaming platform and source has Ciudad capitalized.
How did you find the Gourd Setlist
The message underneath remains there, so other mods can see it when they see you don't follow the guidelines.
bq. Hey can you delete the comment from my profile? I totally get what you are saying and now can you get rid of your comment?
Saw it advertised online, Seen the set before can be listed much much better to make life easier for everyone.
Hi there,
I noticed you mentioned just some info on setlists to bypass the mandatory edit comment feature.
https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#sources
"Be sure to explain why you edited the setlist. Don't explain what you've edited as this is obvious to the viewer."
Setlist.fm is a wiki-effort, and it is important for us all to be
****as transparent and clear as possible in sharing information. ****
To ensure that edits are verified for other users, and to avoid unnecessary discussions and save a lot of time in the future, edit comments have been made mandatory for all users.
Please ensure that you share informative comment with future edits, so that everybody understands where you received the information you're contributing.
Thanks!
I don't know who told you this (your note left on my page):
"Another moderator told me earlier today that live debuts of cover songs should not be noted as something special so I was just following what they have stated"
Perhaps they were reverting a setlist info note edit as irrelevant.
The (verified) first time an artist plays a song, original or cover, it should be noted. Using the phrase "first time by Artist" is better than "live debut" as it clears up any confusion about who performed it first, etc.