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 :What I am saying is that if being a member of the Eurovision project means that I am bound by a set of discographic rules devised for a ""singles project"" to which I do not belong then I must leave the Eurovision project. For me the Eurovision project is primarily about a television programme and the live performance of songs thereat, not the recording industry and its products. It is not true, in any case, to say that any recorded singles project can lay claim to all the songs ever sung at the contest since not all of the entries were ever issued as ""singles"".  
 :I do not claim that you invented the step (in my opinion) too far of wanting to encapsulate within double quotation marks every song title even, absurdly, within information frames headed with the word ""songs"" (lest someone mistake them for breeds of hunting dog or a list of Austro-Hungarian foreign ministers perhaps?), only that I disagree with your support for extending that project's policy to this one in this regard. It is, in any case, debatable that, even if I were a member of the WikiProject Songs (if that is what you mean by your ""singles project""), my interpretation of  
 ::Song article titles should be named after the song, without quotation marks 
 :is less correct than yours, since the references in the templates are, as I have already said, to song article titles, not to songs themselves.  
 :How long before the record-industry ultras at WikiProject Songs take over Als Luise die Briefe ihres ungetreuen Liebhabers verbrannte? (Album or single?)    "