this is nonsense

Duh :D but how you do that when cast credits is in 10 pages also, not english language? if person who reviews it doesn't speak that language, and i pretty sure they don't, how they know i showing them correct credits? also how they know i am showing them full cast? and not showing page of credits, where those credits exist? i am not going to do 20 screenshots in language they don't understand, just to remove 1 credit, it's nonsense

Most of my submissions involve Japanese content, and generally, they get accepted. Whenever an issue arises, I send a message here, and they can review the screenshot of the credits.

So, I don't think the foreign language is an issue.

Of course, they expect a certain amount of good faith from contributors. But I believe a credit list showing all the other members, with their roles numbered, lends a bit more credibility than simply asking to remove a credit based on a "#trustme" approach.

@DuraNext​ i understand this option, when it wasn't me who added those credits at first, yeah okay then, they want me to prove that this person who added those credits was wrong, i do that of course, but in this situation i added those credits and now myself removing them, so like i was right before when series wasn't released and i based my submissions on cast list before filming, but now i am wrong when i have correct credits on released series? it's kinda dumb. So they protect my from myself? yeah i always try to sabotage myself

You aren't taking into account that the same person might be making a mistake, or that an account could have been compromised and is being used maliciously.

I believe that having a credit erroneously removed is more damaging than having one erroneously added, which is why the removal process is more difficult.

However, I’m not saying you have to do this. You asked how to prove that someone isn't part of a production, and I shared what usually works for me. It is entirely up to you whether or not to do it.

I understand your point completely and if it works for you, great. But what system i have, it's kinda different. On some really unnecessary things, i can't afford to spend this much time. I sometimes have necessary breaks from imdb, then imdb gets some bugs that again prevents from doing something, so if i would spend this much time on unnecessary things, i wouldn't be able to do anything. If you work on one series, one movie, sure you have time for it. But i mostly work on hundreds of them, so there is a limit how much time i can spend on one title. Because if i spend too much time on something, other stuff gets pushed and people wants to interact with imdb when series airs, not like month after release. Because i work mostly on new titles. Also in the mean time sometimes "superfans" appears on certain titles i had to push and completely ruins it. Mostly sabotaging it, what imdb completely ignores, because it's not mainstream title, from english speaking country, i had this problem for years now or someone who does everything what he likes and not what imdb needs. So by fixing it i spend much more time, than i would have, by doing it myself at the right time, but to be in that right time some nonsensical stuff prevents me from that. And i can't leave stuff and move to another title, because i will forget and that stuff will stay unresolved. I need to do everything, then move to another title