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1.5K Points
repeated declines of Arabic series cast correction
the post is about a common problem with arabic series. please read the whole post.on 1st Episode of "Sabaya" series only 10 actors appeared. while 82 are added!! i have submited to delete some of them and my correction was declined! (some of them are not even a cast of the 1st season). the whole series (150 Episodes) needs corrections which takes a lot of time and effort. in every episode i have to delete at least 60 actors out of the 82!
#260904-112212-166000
the reason is "Unable to verify" while i gave the link of the episode!
i already explained this issue TWICE before
we need to have a conversation about this.
it is not logical that someone add 82 actors to 150 episodes and that you accept it without verifying. that's a huge number of cast to appear in one episode. it doesn't make sense!
it is not logical that every time this happens i have to post here.
Are edits of arabic series checked by arab editors?
if you are not arab you can't verify because you don't know the actors, and you can't read to check the names. Please don’t make me post again here about this issue. We need to have a permanent solution.
DuraNext
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4.1K Points
4 hours ago
Look, I checked your previous links, and in them, you state that the majority of Arabic series uses the same credits for the opening and the ending.
If the actors from all episodes are credited in every episode, they should be added to IMDb, even if they don't appear on screen. Those who don't appear should be given the "credit only" attribute.
If they aren't credited at all, like in the "Samer Al-Masri" case you mentioned, a screengrab of the full credits, as suggested in the other two posts, would likely speed up the verification process.
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invisec
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400 Points
3 hours ago
@Mosho_nz, you said you've "already explained this issue TWICE before".
It's worth keeping in mind that large-scale production databases like IMDb move deliberately for a reason. When users share feedback or explain systemic issues, those reports often do get tracked — but changes to core data pipelines require rigorous development and testing before ever hitting production. A policy shift or backend update won't happen overnight just because an issue is raised multiple times, but thoughtful feedback is usually how long-term system improvements get built.
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