I've noticed that soundtrack guidelines lack the common scenario of neither writer nor performer credited (or available) as the song is traditional. Usual case would be to list it like that: "Title" (uncredited) Traditional. However, in #240103-095005-890000 (resubmitted today in #240630-125703-7500

When I first started to regularly hang out on IMDb Community Forums trying to help out with assorted problems, there was this thread by @piznajko, which was one of the catalysts. Right now the problem from this thread returned in spades, since it's a part of cultural clash between Russian Federation

In a growing list of "Unable to Verify" oddities I've updated an upcoming title to remove "(as [previous name])". 12 removals were approved, but 6 were denied. What's odd is that I've mainly update a director credit through scorecard and yet it was the one denied. The number of submission is #220903

I've recently requested to add an even named Ukraina! Festiwal Filmowy (held in Warsaw, Poland), however after that I've discovered that it already exists, albeit it was only found by me manually because it uses a variant name, UKRAЇNA! Festiwal Filmowy. Needless to say that the newer event should j

I noticed that plot outline for documentary Hopper/Welles (2020) lacks proper hyperlinks, so I wanted to add them, but was unable to for very odd reasons. In short, situation seems to be like that: plot outline was seemingly added through title scorecard, which eabled it to bypass 241 character limi

I have no idea if Nacho Rodriguez is a legitimate stunt person, but he's been added as an Actor to several operas, often without a character name, or better yet: Angela Merkel. His page: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3970467/ His opera credits: 2018 Gloriana (TV Movie) Jester 2018 Lucia di Lamermoor (

Yet again, main title also appeared as an alternate display title, which is now impossible to delete in order for an alternate display title to take its rightful place. In this particular case direct-to-video film Great Faces by the Pumpkin Man (1988) which I've added to IMDb recently is more often

At least three relatively high-profile names were removed from the cast of my feature film that is still in production: Ihor Kondratiuk, Garri Bardin and Haddaway. It's probably rather easy to re-add all three to the cast in bulk through Title Scorecard, but since there might be additional instrumen

In a case, very similar to one tackled in September, as of yet unreleased/unfinished movie Prankstar (2010) (technically it should either be "In Production" with no date or have 2012 as a year but I can't decide on which is the best option and that's besides the point right now) has a primary image

In an attempt to make an umbrella "TV series" title where there's none someone added "Ice Bucket Challenge" (2014), which deserves a keyword at best (and there are two, already, that probably could be merged), since every single production of a video about this challenge was unrelated to one another

In 2023 I had a whole dedicated thread here (https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/larry-mahoney-does-not-meet-elgibility-criteria-except-it-does/64d78e7b9726276c1359be96) to add "Larry Mahoney", an unreleased 1996 feature by Christopher Nolan, existence of

I've just stumbled upon an IMDb anomaly. There is a plethora of interconnected web-series categorized as TV, descriptions, cast and characters of all of which are mashed up from that of The CW Arrowverse shows. Those I've discovered include: The Archer (2016-) The Blur (2018-2021) Knights of Justice

James McGill episode of the "American Greed" is a crossover with "Better Call Saul" made as a promotion and an April Fools Joke. As such, while it is an episode of the documentary TV series, none of the cast are actually real people, but their acting credits from this episode are displayed under "Se

In what now happens pretty much yearly both my personal page and the page of my feature film in production for a long time again got vandalized. I would have suspected good intentions due to "believability" of both but it is really, really easy to guess the motivation behind the removal: to drastica