When asking for a Movie Suggestion, please respect these guidelines.

Title Format (Mandatory):

[Looking for Suggestion] Movie/s like (Movie Name, Director/s Name (YYYY)) with a lost of suspense

or

[Looking for Suggestions, Horror, Genre/s] Movies with suspense.

Body (Mandatory):*

Explain what you want to watch or looking for, please include the genre.

Link (Optional):

Only links for TMDB/IMDB/RT.

Your post will be deleted if you don’t follow these guidelines! These guidelines helps users finding the movie they want and keep the community organised.

When creating a Movie Suggestion, please respect these guidelines.

Title Format (Mandatory)

[Movie Suggestion, Movie Genre/s (up to three)] Movie Name, Director/s (YYYY)

Body (Mandatory):

Movie synopsis and your opinion/review (Review is optional but encouraged).

Link (Mandatory):

Only links for TMDB/IMDB/RT.

In case of Spoilers:

Please use the spoiler tag!

Your post will be deleted if you don’t follow these guidelines! These guidelines helps users finding the movie they want and keep the community organised.

Hello everyone!

As you can see, the MovieSuggestions on Lemmy is changing.

Before all, I want to thank you the community for every suggestion you made!

The previous mod of this community (Tuvan41) made me a mod, as so, I’ve made some changes:

• There’s a new picture for the community that doesn’t copy the other site picture.
• A new cover picture that reflects the spirit of cinema (used to be empty).
• New guidelines for posting/interacting in this community.
• Plan to make monthly community suggestions by genre.
• Post titles are now mandatory, please read the guidelines for more information about these (I will post about this).
• The sidebar changed with a new community description, new guidelines, new art and family communities for a more discoverable lemmy communities.
• Every post made until now (the date of this post), will not be deleted even if they don’t follow the new guidelines.

There’s a lot of users in this community, and of course, I want to know your feedback or questions on this!

This post will also serve as a future updates for this community.

Frame from ‘Top Hat’ by Mark Sandrich.

Hello everyone!

I’m writing this to share some updates to hear some feedback from you.

Let’s start with the updates:

• Introduced flairs, and I’m happy to see that some of you are using it to keep things more organized. As stated in the ‘Introducing Flairs’ post, this will remain optional for now as not all Lemmy clients support it.

• Changed the community image for the first time. The old one was a AI made image that I used when I created the community, I thought it was time to update it to a more gorgeous one. The current image is by Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash. I hope you like it!

• I made the ‘Rule 9’ more clear, stating that “Gore, both human and non-human is not allowed.”.

• ‘Rule 1’ had a typo with the mandatory posts title, it was fixed thanks to a feedback from a member.

Feedback! I want to know some feedback from you. What are you thinking of flairs? Do you use them? Do they improved the search in the community? What can be better about them?

Changes to ‘Rule 7’ Right now, ‘Rule 7 - No advertisement or self-promotion.’, states: “Do not use this community to advertise or self-promote. This includes (but is not limited to) websites, articles, blog posts, and brands.” I’m seeing some users posting links to the artists ‘Bandcamp’ or other socials/websites and I’m fine with that. Do you think this rule should be changed to allow these kind of links and support the artists? Of course, in this case, 'Rule 6 - No spam or reposts.", would be updated to prevent a lost of posts with self-promotion/advertisement.

Other Feedback Do you have any other idea/feedback to improve the community? Let me know!

Thank you again everyone, I hope you keep enjoying the Album Art community!

Hello Lemmy!

I’m glad you’re enjoying this community and sharing your favourite album covers! To keep things more organized, I’m trying to implement flairs to posts. This way, users can create and view flairs based on music genre/country.

This only works better with the ‘Photon UI’ and Tesseract Lemmy clients, so it will be optional for now, until more clients support it in the future.

I edited most of my posts here to include the music genres and I’m adding them to the sidebar. Feel free to create more and include them in your post titles.

How it works?

When submitting a Album Cover, use up to three genres: [Pop, Rock, Electronic] Album Title, Album Artist (YYYY)

If you want to specify the country, include them in the title: [Pop, Rock, Electronic, French Music] Album Title, Album Artist (YYYY)

List of Flairs:

• Alternative Rock
• Ambient
• Art Rock
• Bossanova
• Electronic
• Folk
• Funk
• Hip-Hop
• Jazz
• Modern Classical
• New Wave
• Pop
• Post Punk
• Post Rock
• Progressive Rock
• Psychedelic Rock
• Punk
• R&B
• Rock
• Samba
• Soul
• Synth-Pop

This list will be updated as more flairs are created by users.

By Country:

• Brazil
• China
• France
• Portugal
• USA

Hans Steiner, born in 1907, captured life in mid-20th-century Switzerland.