As you can see, in the film Pitch Black
there is a character referred to as "Jack/Jackie". The credits did not list actors with their character names. Knowing "Jackie" is a spoiler and it's a name that is never used. It's also not listed on any other website I could find that lists credits for the movie.
Shouldn't the "/ Jackie" be removed?
there is a character referred to as "Jack/Jackie". The credits did not list actors with their character names. Knowing "Jackie" is a spoiler and it's a name that is never used. It's also not listed on any other website I could find that lists credits for the movie.
Shouldn't the "/ Jackie" be removed?
Posted 10 months ago
If the character was listed that way in the on-screen credits, the first point in the guide allows a possible exception to avoid spoilers. If the character name does not appear in the on-screen credits then the same guide (towards the bottom of the page) explicitly forbids spoilers.
Either way, if it's a spoiler, it should probably be removed. (although I should probably mention that I'm not familiar enough with this movie to say whether it's actually a spoiler or not, I'll have to trust your judgement on that!)
Either way, if it's a spoiler, it should probably be removed. (although I should probably mention that I'm not familiar enough with this movie to say whether it's actually a spoiler or not, I'll have to trust your judgement on that!)
Hi, Phil G.
Some minutes before your comment, I've posted factual data here on this matter but someone having the administrative rights deleted them. Sorry.
Some minutes before your comment, I've posted factual data here on this matter but someone having the administrative rights deleted them. Sorry.
Strange. I didn't see your reply and I refreshed this page a few times while I was considering my own reply. Seems unusual for staff to react that quickly to a post for it to be gone within minutes; are there automated systems deleting posts here?
Yes, there is a filter, but it reacts before posting, and I had no error messages when uploading screenshot and posting here. It was manual reaction that seems to be less and less strange with each next day.
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MikeTheWhistle
I'd actually be more willing to just make a submission cuz in this case I think it's pretty strong that jackie is wrong, but the problem is that if declined there isn't a clear reason given. If there were a more clear reason vs non-nonsensical categorical rejects, I just submit it. Unfortunately I'm anticipating rejection and trying to head it off. I don't know.
Ed Jones(XLIX)
Don't make a submission unless you know you are correct.
There is plenty to fix without asking questions.
"Fix what you know".
Watch here the rejection questions and staff answers. Learn from those, then expand the.......
"Fix What You Know"
MikeTheWhistle
Ed Jones(XLIX)