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High-profile publicist listings deleted from filmography

Seemingly in a yet another attempt to hinder my STARmeter (a feature I ironically don't care for) someone deleted two publicist listing I had on Pamfir (2022) and Weightlifter (2018). My foremost job as a freelance publicist on titles like that is handle the addition of current awards, prooflinks and reviews on IMDb, so ironically IMDb Pro is the main proof. Director Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk is in my client list on IMDb Pro and two of his works are still there in the Publicity section of the filmography. The difference between those two titles and those that were deleted is that I've displayed the latter on my "Known for". 

Not a fan of this sort of thing (pretty much personal attacks) continuing to happen, but I guess if I have haters persistent enough to do that since at least 2020, I've probably accomplished something. 

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If you are not credited in the films, such publicity credits are probably not eligible.

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@Peter_pbn​ Firstly, I can't find anything in the guidelines pertaining that matter (if you've seen anything and can pinpoint it'd be great) and secondly I've only added according to certain standards. Mainly, if I've started working on the project before the release. In most cases I've been working since pre-production and while I mention IMDb as one of the things I do, it's also working with EPK (electronic press kits), junkets, etc. It's a legit job. 

I've seen a lot of people whose filmographies is mostly that and mostly uncredited. Since this only just became its own department on IMDb and recent scandal of like half the crew on Spider-Man: Brand New Day being omitted from the end credits, I think it's an issue of giving proper credits, not eligibility per se.