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Hey serhiy

Can you please point out to me what web based criteria 'Camping with Steve' and 'Cute Mario Bros' is meeting from the data policy:

In case of a non-curated Web Channel where anyone can upload content (like Youtube or Vimeo), or when the show was premiered on DVD/Blu-Ray, the following requirements apply in addition to the general policy.

First, the show must adhere to all of the following rules:

The show must give credit to at least 1 cast member and at least 2 crew members

The show must provide a sequential numbering for the episodes

The show's episodes must be released on a fixed schedule (not applicable for DVD premieres)

In addition, the show must adhere to any of the following rules:

One of the credited cast- or crew members must be credited in another curated show, OR

The show raised a budget of $25.000 onetime, or $2500 monthly, OR

After its original run, the show was repeated on a broadcast TV channel or a curated Web Channel

Hi there! Please don't add all the actors to the same characters: it's ok to use TBA if you're not sure about the characters names, but you must create a separate character for each actor, even if you call them all TBA.

Let me know if you need help with that.

Ciao

Nathan

Hi, serhiy! I hope you're doing fine!

I noticed that you changed the runtimes of a whole bunch of network shows from 60 to 45 (eg. 9-1-1, Fire Country, Gotham Knights, Hudson & Rex, Kung Fu, Magnum P.I., Superman & Lois, The Blacklist, The Company You Keep, The Good Doctor, The Rookie, Walker, Will Trent). Please read our policy on scheduled run time / episode length: "For all broadcast TV, scheduled runtime is the amount of minutes between the start time and the end time of the episode. This means commercial breaks within or between episodes, as well as other interstitials will be included in the episode's scheduled runtime." This means that for most drama shows that run on a network the scheduled runtime is 60, and for most comedy shows the runtime is 30. This includes shows on broadcast TV like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, The CW, as well as cable TV like AMC, Freeform, FX, HBO, Showtime, Starz, Syfy, TNT etc. On the other hand, the runtime of episodes that run on a streaming service (like AMC+, Apple TV+, Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu, Lionsgate+, Netflix, Paramount+, Peacock, Prime Video, Showtime on Demand etc) is the exact runtime of the episode whatever this may be. I reverted your changes to all the above mentioned shows. If you have made similar changes to any other shows, please let me know so I can change them back.

I also noticed that you changed the network and the language of Des gens bien from ARTE to La Une, and from French to Bengali. I am unsure which network first released that show but I know that the show is Belgian and the language is definitely French, not Bengali (a language spoken in Bangladesh and India). So changed the language back to French.

If you are not absolutely certain about an edit you wish to make, please refer to our Data Policies and/or ask for assistance. You can always ask questions or ask for guidance on the Edit Requests thread on the forum. Thank you! :)

Зачем ты добавил второй сезон "Профессионалов"? Его нет ни на официальном сайте, ни где-то ещё.

If episodes don't usually premiere on the same day(s), such as yearly events or Web Channels dumping an entire season at once, this property must be left empty.
https://www.tvmaze.com/faq/13/shows

Besides that, stop adding default airtime to web channels that do not announce the time of release, in particular HBO Max, because it doesn't make any sense. Read about after-midnight airtimes here https://www.tvmaze.com/faq/15/episodes