@p_fmr9jk6mhiqmh There may be acting forums in social media, facebook groups, etc that would reply. Here's my own post of today; please search it in the community and give it the green arrow upvote:

Give PRO users the CHOICE to manually order their demo videos, or to "Let IMDb decide"

@Taylor  Taylor, thanks for sharing this. You merged my post, copied in below, into another post that's two years old and got ignored. It's a bit better technically than mine, but my post more clearly communicates why so many actors need this change. For IMDb to grow and compete, I'm convinced you must users a give better customer experience than the competition. 

I'm saddened and surprised at the low number of upvotes and comments the original post got over the last two years. Because of that, IMDb staff ignored a needed change for two years! To rate our proposal poorly because of the low user response is incredibly short-sighted on the part of IMDb. Yes, if someone starts promoting our idea in actors' groups on Facebook and in forums on other social media, there would be many, many upvotes -- but NOONE  has time to do that! This message is my one shot. For IMDb staff to imagine that we users have time to read and upvote posts is to truly be in what I what I call the "bubble of arrogance of Silicon Valley." So many techies arrogantly assume our lives revolve around giving feedback to big Silicon Valley companies, and that we actually have time for that. That's not reality; we have lives. So the number of upvotes is not relevant in this case to the validity of the idea.         

My post of two days ago makes the case very clearly and simply. The older post made two years ago by another user is better technically, but IMDB staff should read my post first because it makes a clear argument as to why this change is needed. Then they should read the old post my post of this week was merged into, and take our proposal seriously, regardless of the number of upvotes.  

I edited one sentence in my original post to read: Jeff Bezos famously attributed almost all of Amazon's success to two words: "customer experience." Please think about that, because for actors not to be able to order their own demo videos makes for a really BAD customer experience. 

Please forward this entire message to the right decision-makers at IMDb. Thank you! So many actors feel strongly about this, as I do. 

Note I am not asking to control all the videos on my profile, only to order my own self-posted demo videos, and get them in the order I think is best. It's embarassing to have an old short I acted in at age 21 in the number one position. I'm 72 now! 

MY POST of July 17, 2021  - Please share THIS with IMDb staff!