How can a goof addition be turned down when it is based on FACTS!?

@adrian​ That would mean that you would NEVER be able to add a goof for factual mistakes, anachronistic items, etc, etc, etc.  I have been able to add factual mistakes before.  Some people might not mind being told absolute LIES about what happened before, but unfortunately this series has been chock full of factual mistakes that they really shouldn't have even used the name of Medici.

@e8n2​ Literally that is the point. Entertainment is not limited by the history it is based on. Unless it is a documentary, factual mistakes on history are artistic license. Next you will tell us that Hitler didn't die like in Inglorious Bastards. Any factual mistakes like this that you have added were added in mistake and will probably be removed by any editor that understands the guidelines.

Never seen that movie and don't intend too.  Facts are facts.  Hitler shot himself in the mouth in the Führer bunker at about the same time Eva Braun took a cyanide pill.  Any movie that tries to claim otherwise is total BS and pointing out the fallacy of something other than what really happened is required.  Fact is stranger than fiction.  It is time these idiots in Hollywood learned that.

@eboy​ So let's do a movie about the Battle of the Little Big Horn.  Just as Custer tries to use his cell phone to call for reinforcements, he is struck in the heart by an arrow and dies.  Not this would not be a comedy or sci-fi, do it as a serious movie but throw in the cell phone.  So what if they didn't have cell phones back then.  How about the next biopic of Lincoln, instead of John Wilkes Booth shooting Lincoln in the back of the head in his box at Ford's Theater, he instead is on the roof of the building across the street with a muzzle loading rifle and and shoots Lincoln as he comes out of the theater.  He can then fire a second shot, even without going through the reloading process for a muzzle loader, and kill Mary Lincoln, thereby saving her from all those years of mental anguish and insanity that she really had after her husband's asasination.  Hey, it's just artistic license.  Minor things, no problem with artistic license.  Basic facts, horse hockey!  Too many people don't bother to learn history and end up believing non-factual things that directors and writers decide to do for the sake of artistic license.  I am going to try a different tact to get my goofs accepted.

@eboy​ Unfortunately that is exactly what happens.  I can just see Millenials wondering why somebody doesn't use their cell phone in any given situation when watching a movie set sometime before cell phones came along.  A lot of people don't bother to learn history because they think history is just names and dates and is boring.  Then movies or TV shows come along with an interesting story from history but the writers and directors think they have to "spice it up" and veer off from the actual facts, which don't really need spicing up to begin with.