We don't normally make pages for individual music videos (or songs). If you want, you can mention it under an Official Fan-Submitted Content entry on the band's Trivia page.
edited 24th Oct '13 12:03:27 PM by TotemicHero
Expergiscēre cras, medior quam hodie. (Awaken tomorrow, better than today.)FanWork isn't a namespace. FanWorks is a section for the paggs of a work's fanworks.
YouTube videos are namespaced under WebVideo and sometimes WebAnimation - with the exception of Fan Fic, being fanwork isn't an important enough distinction to warrant its own namespace.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanTotemic Hero: That actually sounds like the way to go in this case — thanks! (I guess that leaves the broader question unanswered, but c'est la vie!)
Sixteen out of how many thousands of existing music videos?
There's a reason I put "normally" in that sentence.
Expergiscēre cras, medior quam hodie. (Awaken tomorrow, better than today.)
Sorry to bump this thread after so long, but I was YouTubing today and stumbled over this music video for OK Go's song "I'm Not Through". It was originally created as an entry in a music video directing contest, but even so I would say that it definitely qualifies as a fan work and I would love to add it to a page associated with OK Go...
...but at the moment, the two fanwork namespaces — FanFic/ and FanWork/ — seem to be restricted solely to text works and reserved for indices of other pages, respectively. And this isn't fiction and it isn't really worthy of its own page.
My own inclination would be to broaden the definition of the FanWork/ namespace to include works without their own pages, but it would be equally possible to either broaden the FanFic/ namespace to include non-fics or to just make a page for the video.