Falcon Studios (and network sites) releases scenes in “movies” with identical name across scenes.
Before their site renewal, Scene number was shown in page title. However, nowadays it not.
Current consensus is to name scenes form " Forbidden, Scene 1"
That come actually from my personal preference, because I was adding most of those scenes at the time 
Site title has slightly different format
However, numbering has to be done by hand (counting scenes manually) and they change numbering now and then to actual dvd releases (like there)
What should we do? Are there similar cases?
- Keep things as it is
- Keep only movie title, leading duplicate titles
- Change format Movie name: Performers
- Wait for scene numbering support in stashdb
I don’t think duplicate titles are the right answer, especially since these scenes don’t actually have their own titles. They just inherit the name of the movie they share. Wicked (also distributed by Gamma) has a similar issue, but I think they eventually update scenes to include the episode number and a unique title, both of which are usually displayed on the scene cover from the start.
We’ve already made exceptions to the “original official title” guideline in these situations, adding a scene/episode/appearance number to the end according to an established studio convention. It would be nice to have a universal format across all of StashDB, but it’s not really necessary. As long as we try to keep it consistent within that particular network/studio then it’s fine.
I dug a little deeper into this particular example. From a couple Wayback Machine archives I found, it doesn’t look like this studio had their own numbering format as far back as 6 years ago. And it also looks like the Movie Name, Scene # format is by far the most common for this network, dating back to the oldest submissions to StashDB.
I don’t see any reason to change that convention, so I would just keep doing what we’re already doing. It’s a lot easier to fix the few outliers then to overhaul the entire network. And when the numbering differs between the website and the DVD, keep the website’s original numbering.