Talk:DALL
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Capitalisation
[edit]I would have moved this to DALL (album) as it appears to be partly an acronym (as with a lot of K-pop groups, it's hard to tell whether it was intended to be an acronym from the start or is a backronym), but from a quick Google search, it appears news sources do not consistently capitalise the title anyway. Ss112 06:57, 31 May 2024 (UTC)
- The 'official' title of the album is <Dall> – Modhaus does not have a conventionally structured website where you can see a list of their artists and respective discography, but they are particular about ensuring the correct titles appear on streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, etc. Divine All Love & Live is a backronym that was used during the promotional campaign and on some packaging material, but that doesn't translate to the "real" title for practical purposes. It's not so much ambiguous with K-pop groups as they have developed a convention that what is printed on the album cover is sometimes a 'stylization' and doesn't correspond to the real name. Given their propensity for unusual names for their works (as an example, one of their song names is &8576;, Modhaus in particular is probably going to continue to throw Wikipedia editors for a loop. I won't immediately submit a move request as I have no idea if it'd reach a consensus, but this article's name should probably be Dall or _Dall_. AVNOJ1989 (talk) 00:33, 12 June 2024 (UTC)
Chronology
[edit]Apologies, I am new to editing, but shouldn't the next release on the Chronology section in the infobox be Burn and not Club Icarus? Despite it being included on Club Icarus, it did recieve a single release digitally and physically through an Objekt Music Album with an intro track that wasn't included on Club Icarus. Single albums generally seem to be included on infobox chronologies. I also understand that the Objekt Music Album is not a typical physical release as it only includes a photocard with a QR code that allows access to the listed songs on an app. Artemisurl (talk) 04:54, 11 December 2025 (UTC)