No response after two years and six times trying to update my IMDB profile. PLEASE make this right.

Beth: You currently are shown with "credit only" designations on your page at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2253279/ for both Spare Change and One Step at a Time. That indicates that you didn't do the work of being an executive producer on those films but were credited anyway.

In the case of One Step at a Time, it looks like you were indeed given an executive producer credit (see https://vimeo.com/135107966 at 3:42), so it would not be appropriate to remove that listing from your IMDb name page. It is already listed as (credit only).
Can you get a screen capture or clip from the credits of Spare Change to prove that you were not credited in that film at all?

Hi Beth -

Please note that we have Champion users within the Get Satisfaction community (such as gromit82), they are not staff members (staff members have 'Company Admin' or 'Employee' listed next to their names) however, our Champion users are very helpful and have extensive knowledge of our processes and policies.

Concerning the credit, our aim is to be the most complete and reliable source of movie, TV, and entertainment information on the web. In order to continue offering our users an accurate and trustworthy service, it is our policy not to alter or delete any kind of correct/factual information from our records.. As gromit82 mentioned above, if you didn't work on the title but your name was credited on the film, the credit will need to remain listed on the site with the applicable "credit only" attribute. 

Hello again Michelle. Thanks for your response, but you understand that a student simply typed in a credit for his student film - but the credit is NOT CORRECT or factual? This student (Ian McQueen) was a great student, who made a great film, but I am not the Executive Producer of the film. I was the instructor for the class.  He also requested that you take the credit off. This makes no sense because you say that you want the information on IMDB to be accurate and factual. I am helping you to correct a mistake - a mistake which inaccurately portrays me!                                                  Let's look at it from another perspective -  if someone decided to list Lars Von Trier as their Executive Producer on their student film credits and then you got notice from Lars's team which said, "Hey I didn't okay this credit and I didn't EP the film." Would you tell Lars that you won't take that credit it down simply because the credit was shown on a clip in Vimeo? This logic doesn't seem to make sense. Especially since Ian McQueen is in agreement. I am asking you one last time to please do the right thing and take me off of the credits for Spare Change and One Step at a Time. I was not the Executive Producer. I was an instructor for Tribeca Film Institute Summer Arts Institute. https://www.tfiny.org/programs/detail/summer_arts_institute If you don't do this - I will insist that the student REMOVE THE FILM altogether and I don't want him to have to do that because of his first time filmmaking oversight. THANK YOU!!! :)

Hello--filmmaker here!

Thanks all for the input so far. As far as the credit is concerned, Beth is right--I have her incorrectly credited as "Executive Producer" instead of "Supervising Teacher", an error I lost sight of rectifying at the time within the constraints of the program limits . We've been in contact back and forth for quite a while about the semantics and such, and I'm very much in agreement that the credit should be removed or correctly re-credited. I would hate to have to remove the film, but if such is the necessary course of action, so be it. It seems such oversights are not so easily corrected, and I intend to take care in the future to have such credits more thoroughly vetted.

Hullo,
It doesn't matter. If you are credited on the film then you will be credited on IMDb. The "credit only" tag means that you're incorrectly credited. But since you are credited you will remain on IMDb. This happens sometimes and you can (from time to time) run into credit only tags. For instance, William Hartnell wasn't in several episodes of "Doctor Who" but he's still credited on them. So his name appears on those IMDb pages with a 'credit only' tag.

Best wishes,
Mateja