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I think it might be a different result if cast and crew were excluded.  Those are huge animals that a lot of people don't want to tackle.  But something like an overview, or a title change.  I think those should be complete if you are going to submit them.

I disagree, Uncus with respect. You have watched my work for years now. I primarily deal with Overviews relative to Italics, bold and trademark symbols. We have other users who are very good prof readers. So now you are trying to tell me that I have to proof read , too.?  I don't think so.

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I am not telling you you have to do anything.  I am telling you what I believe you should do.  I am also telling you I will vote 'no' if you don't correct the entire overview.  You are, of course, free to ignore that vote if that is what you choose to do. 

*EDITED* Please stay on topic and polite.

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Because it is still wrong...based on the rules.  I don't care whether or not you correct the entire cast list.  BUT, if you make a change to a single actor, you should make sure that actor is completely correct.

Therfore if you want to correct the first name in "Cotrney//Cox Arquette" you will loose anyway. Some will vote no because you should also change the parsing to "Courtney/Cox/Arquette". When you do others will vote no because you did. And a third group tells you to enter "Courtney//Cox" into the common name and "Courney Cox Arquette" into as credited. And the only thing you wanted to do is correct the first name spelling.

And of course a fourth group bitches about the capitalisation of the role name.

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Now you are just reaching to try and prove your point.  Sorry, but it isn't working.  Parsing is not covered in the rules...spelling is.  I stand by my original statement.

Of course we could play the same game with spelling: how do I correct the last name in "Francoit Truffot" without getting no votes for the first name? The on screen name would be FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT.

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Now you are just reaching to try and prove your point.  Sorry, but it isn't working.  Parsing is not covered in the rules...spelling is.  I stand by my original statement.

Of course we could play the same game with spelling: how do I correct the last name in "Francoit Truffot" without getting no votes for the first name? The on screen name would be FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT.

I am sorry but I don't quite undersand what you are asking. 

And the screeners (Gerri) will make a decision.

Hey, no problem. Sometimes there needs to be a tension breaker.