Data Issues & Policy Discussions

When contributing to Soundtracks or Trivia or Goofs or Biographies or anywhere that [link=] can be used, we need a preview function.I just updated 6 songs on a film, and went crazy copy/pasting from the submission page to a list where I could see how this translates:"A Rainy Night in Rio"Music by [l

When I submit an internal link e.g. in adding Trivia, the link is not resolved to the linked object during "re-checking updates". Before submission, even in the full details, it lists the numbers, see example below. Only when tracking the submitted contribution, a mistake would be visible. 

Hey all, I have a suggestion. The platform that videogames were released on could be added to the titles' page so that users can see on which systems it was released.The addition of the keywords could add the display of that particular system, so adding the keyword 'Playstation 4', would add it to t

Hola me preguntaba si les interesaria agregar logos de claqueta en títulos en desarrollo si lo agregarán estaría encantado

I'm starting to think that we don't need the reference-to keywords for brand names, i.e. Twitter. We have the keywords, reference-to-twitter and twitter. Maybe they should all be twitter.At least one other contributor agrees with me, because I've noticed that someone is switching these keywords out.

In Advanced Title Search, please allow text input for "companies" (instead of check boxes). Please limit it to producer companies (excluding distributor companies).  Thanks.

(There's no help page for contributors about shell episodes.) Please enable a data designation for shell episodes that will disable their user ratings and warn contributors to consider redirecting contributions.  Thanks.

I want to make my opinion public on this subject: There should be NO EXCEPTIONS  whatsoever for ALTERNATE VERSIONS.   There is a separate IMDb page for:   Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12361974/   which is an Alternate Version (re-edit) o

The portly Austrian born actor Walter Slezak (nm0805790) became best known to international audiences after moving to the U.S. in 1930. Most people would remember him from his excellent villainous roles (eg in Hitchcock's Lifeboat) or as the Clock King in Batman. The primary image currently in place

Dear imdb,another idea/suggestion from me to you, friends at imdb. The title is self-explanatory. I think this feature was lost during the big update a few years ago.Love,Horst