Artist page HUGE problem

@Col_Needham​ Hello,

As i mentioned above, this credit is violating my profile and my social presence in my country, as this is MY OWN personal page as it stands Dilyan Kalchev (there is only one listed with that name and its ME). How come the algorithm decides that a credit for a movie that has 0 revies, 0 information on internet, 0 contribution in the FILM INDUSTRY is more valuable, than a movie that has been shown in Thatres all around Bulgaria with 25 + reviews and sold out saloons?? IMDb crew stopped answering my emails, with my request and personal issues with this particular credit for "Found by You" as I said a diploma movie that has never seen the light and has 0 presence in any platform? 

My name has be circulating in Bulgaria, even the most rated morning show in Bulgaria called "Hello, Bulgaria" has made an interview with me about the movie "Murda Boyz: Mahlenska Klasa". Still show on the search that I am an EDITOR... This is not fair and the staff is not giving me any option for me to fix this issue. Even if I pay for IMDb pro for 1 month just to change the "Known For" im sure after i stop paying it will go back to default. Please give me a solution, I'm litteraly begging you for small effort; Either remove my credit from "Found by You" or just fix my page.. I just don't understand how is this situation so frustrating, but its just killing me from inside

@eboy​ I saw your text on my email, can’t find it here. But what do you mean that people of Bulgaria don’t care about IMDB credentials? And this is not answering my question. Everyone is like ignoring my actual question: How come the algorithm decides that the movie “Found by You” is better option for my profile than “Murda Boyz: Mahlenska Klasa”? I have 7 credits for actor, and in the search area my name appears as Editor? Answer me this please

@didonkin​ For information on how “Known for” credits are selected, please see https://help.imdb.com/article/imdb/discover-watch/when-i-search-for-a-person-there-is-a-title-next-to-their-name-how-is-that-title-chosen/GK2Q8FVBN88YY6PZ 

For general information on professions, see https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/filmography-credits/what-is-the-profession-order-at-the-top-of-a-name-page/GRGGMPXB46FLC5UN but as to the profession shown in search results, there’s a fixed priority order of professions, so if you are credited with multiple professions on your primary “Known For” title then that profession order is followed. Editor comes ahead of Cast within this ordering. 

@Col_Needham​ Hello,

Based on the links you shared with me. My case here is not following any of the credit WEIGHT, if this is the scenario that the algorithm follow. When you open my profile it says; Actor, Camera and Electrical department and Editor. 

 As you can see editor is the last choice. On the other hand "Found by You" has literally 0 attention on any aspect listed in the link you shared.

 "Murda Boyz: Mahlenska Klasa" is a movie that has been going on fire in Bulgaria, it has way more details, it is showed in theatres, many ineterviews and reports on national TV. A lot of famous names in it. And still ... Dilyan Kalchev - editor...

 So you are telling me that my only option is to become an IMDb Pro member, pay 19.99$ so I can fix this issue. In case i want to pay only for one month, just to fix this problem, can you guarantee me that when I stop paying it will stay as I've set it ? 

I'm the one who inquired about the reasons for the people of Bulgaria to care about the content of IMDb, because I'm sincerely wondering what would be the point of caring? The site is obviously unapologetically Americentric and Anglocentric! The long and short of it is that all manners of industry professionals have complained about the why the "known for" algorithm works, and the best answer that the IMDb company can come up with are the ones already provided above by Col Needham, the founder of IMDb.  If somebody cannot afford to pay the "extortion" fee as some critics have called it, then that person is simply not earning enough money in the entertainment industry.  If somebody can afford it, but refuses, then that's fine. No obligation exists. That person may just as well pretend that IMDb doesn't even exist.

@elinorhollka​ When I search his name, he comes up as an actor with Murda Boyz, next to it, so it seems it's updated in the system since this thread was hosting active debate.