AVID:Requests for Comment/Should we categorize In-credit logo variations as logo variants?

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Should we categorize in-credit logo variations as logo variants?

so, there been a big issue with in-credit logos, especially those from Japan. Back then, before software was available, in-credit logos there had to be done by hand because sometimes, they would draw the in-credit logos in the style of the company's logo or differently (specifically for tv stations and animation studios, like Tatsunoko) and the post-production department who handles all the credit sequences would ultilize the logo for the animation studio or company, either as an in-credit font, or the company's logo (for Tatsunoko, the wordmark can be separate and can lack the symbol, prior to software being available that could allow the full logo to be shown). Is there any solution to this? TheLogoFan2004 (talk) 18:45, 11 July 2024 (UTC)

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