Approved / Preferred Examples for Titles (Thailand)

These examples highlight Thailand–specific cases where correct main cover choices are often misunderstood.

All general approval rules apply as described in the Global Approved / Preferred Examples section.

Archival Promotional Posters Preserved via Collector Sources

Approved/preferred examples include:

• Authentic Thai promotional posters or visuals from the original release era that:

  • Were officially produced for Thai promotion

  • No longer exist on broadcaster, distributor, or platform websites

• Posters preserved primarily through:

  • Long-running Thai poster collector pages

  • Archival social media accounts dedicated to Thai film and television history

  • Digitized scans of physical posters, flyers, or press materials

• Older promotional materials that:

  • May be lower resolution

  • May show signs of age, scanning, or print wear

  • Preserve the original Thai release identity accurately

Key principle

In Thailand, many older titles, especially pre-digital and early-digital era works, have lost their original promotional materials due to limited archival retention.

When an archival poster:

• Is authentic

• Matches the correct title, scope, and release period

• Reflects original Thai promotional intent

it is considered fully valid and preferred, even if:

• The source hosting the image is a collector or archive

• No higher-quality official version is available

Historical authenticity takes priority over image quality.

Closing Note

For Thai titles, approved main cover images are selected based on:

• Official Thai promotional origin

• Correct release scope and period

• Stable release identity

• Authentic preservation of original materials

Visual polish, platform visibility, social media circulation, or later campaign materials do not override original Thai promotional intent.

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