I would say if there is two Special Edition versions one with the Digital Copy one without then use "Digital Copy Special Edition" to distinguish them if not then i would just use "Special Edition"

The standard has always been, rightly or wrongly, to copy it from the case.  So, if the case reads, "Digital Copy Special Edition"...even if there isn't another version out there...that is what gets entered.

The logic, at least from what I can tell, is that this future proofs the profile so that, if/when a different version is released, this one doesn't have to be updated.

Maybe I am missing the obvious, but it sure looks like it does to me. 

Quoting sugarjoe:

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I see two separate entries divided by the blu-ray logo, one pointing out a feature (digital copy), one referring to the edition (special edition).

That's how I see it as well, but this looks to be one of those gray area kind of things, lol.

Well, if you like Special Edition, it becomes a partial Contribution to those who see DC: SE. Like wise if someone then DC: SE, the gray area says it's Ok, but that doesn't you mean you have to accept it locally.

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Quoting Forget_the_Rest:

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I think I would enter exactly what was on the cover. That would then avoid guess work. Just because the logo could be seen as splitting them up, that isn't necessarily true & certainly isn't always the case.

I agree with this.  As with 'Widescreen' and 'Fullscreen', it can always be deleted by those that don't want it.

I also agree with Unicus, Forget and Addicted.

Quoting dee1959jay:

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May I join the choir?

Of course. :D