I confirm. Scenography and Costume designer.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑11/10/2022, 13:19Can you please check the credits of Il figlio della sepolta viva (1974) for Carlo Gentili. IMDb says he should be credited as Costume designer.
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Added, thank youEmiliano wrote: ↑15/10/2022, 20:50I confirm. Scenography and Costume designer.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑11/10/2022, 13:19Can you please check the credits of Il figlio della sepolta viva (1974) for Carlo Gentili. IMDb says he should be credited as Costume designer.
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Someone, I'm not sure if it's you or not, has been removing a lot of commas from my posts, for instance changing "credited, but not found" to "credited but not found". In correct English there should always be a comma before the word "but".
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Honestly, I don't remember doing that. Maybe it's better if you also write it in the chat.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑16/10/2022, 22:47Someone, I'm not sure if it's you or not, has been removing a lot of commas from my posts, for instance changing "credited, but not found" to "credited but not found". In correct English there should always be a comma before the word "but".
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Emiliano wrote: ↑16/10/2022, 22:53Honestly, I don't remember doing that. Maybe it's better if you also write it in the chat.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑16/10/2022, 22:47Someone, I'm not sure if it's you or not, has been removing a lot of commas from my posts, for instance changing "credited, but not found" to "credited but not found". In correct English there should always be a comma before the word "but".
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Well, the last user who edits a post is shown at the bottom of the post. All edits should be shown in the logs. You should be able to see who is doing this... or is this a general warning that you have noticed without calling someone out?PeplumParadise wrote: ↑16/10/2022, 22:47Someone, I'm not sure if it's you or not, has been removing a lot of commas from my posts, for instance changing "credited, but not found" to "credited but not found". In correct English there should always be a comma before the word "but".
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I don't really care who was doing it as long as they stop, i'll re-correct them when I come across themcarlos wrote: ↑17/10/2022, 0:22Well, the last user who edits a post is shown at the bottom of the post. All edits should be shown in the logs. You should be able to see who is doing this... or is this a general warning that you have noticed without calling someone out?PeplumParadise wrote: ↑16/10/2022, 22:47Someone, I'm not sure if it's you or not, has been removing a lot of commas from my posts, for instance changing "credited, but not found" to "credited but not found". In correct English there should always be a comma before the word "but".
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I see Adinolfi's filmo has both credited and uncredited in bold. Which is the correct style?
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The correct style has already been applied in Adinolfi's topic. The bold is used to underline the particular credit conditions, like uncredited or credit only, or credit, but not found.