From the new rules...
If quotes surround the title in the credit block (generally on the back cover), check whether the possessive is within the quotes.
Possessive examples: "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride", John Carpenter's "The Thing". In each case, the portion within quotes is the title.

From the credit block of UPC 085391 219828



It clearly shows the title should be changed from the current Stephen King's It, to It.


However one    user  decides the rules are wrong AGAIN and should be IGNORED, and this time claims the title should be It! - thats It! with the exclamation mark. There is NO reference to this in the credit block, front cover etc. HE has voted NO to the change.


They are voting ILLEGALLY, and I believe demonstrating further THEIR desire in PERVERTING the database to THEIR SELFISH wishes.

Double hypocrite.

(certain words capitalised as seems the trend for some)

I recommend editing the notes as well. It took a couple of glances to notice what the change was. As for Skip he is voting no, because he thinks you are changing to Stephen King's It, at least that is what I understand from his vote, but who knows.

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skipnet50 : The possessive does not belong, CORRECT but the title is It!

Skip's US Copyright lookup has failed him.

He's going by this listing for the title of "It!"

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Type of Work: Motion Picture
Registration Number / Date: PAu001969497 / 1995-08-18 
Title: It!
Description: Videocassette ; 1/2 in.
Copyright Claimant: Derek Rose, 1971-
Date of Creation: 1995
Authorship on Application: producer, director, writer & editor: Derek Rose.
 
Names: Rose, Derek, 1971- 

But the real listing reveals "It" to be the title:

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Type of Work: Motion Picture
Registration Number / Date: PA0000642930 / 1993-07-12 
Title: It / directed by Tommy Lee Wallace.
Description: 4 videoreels ; 1 in.
Notes: 4-hour mini-series based on the the book by Stephen King.
Copyright Claimant: Lorimar Productions, a division of Time Warner Entertainment Company, LP (employer for hire)
Date of Creation: 1990
Date of Publication: 1990-11-18 
Basis of Claim: New Matter: adaptation for television.
 
Names: Wallace, Tommy Lee
King, Stephen
Lorimar Productions
Time Warner Entertainment Company, LP. Lorimar Productions.

poor skippy 

Quoting richierich:

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They are voting ILLEGALLY

Voting against the rules is grounds for being banned from voting.

Quoting skipnet50:

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That's twice, grendell. i am voting based on my understanding of the Rules, and NONE of you qualified to tell me I am wrong, there is ONLY one who can do that.

Good call, Skip. Now how about you try to live by that yourself as well?

Quoting skipnet50:

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That's twice, grendell. i am voting based on my understanding of the Rules, and NONE of you qualified to tell me I am wrong, there is ONLY one who can do that.

Skip

We know, but you never listen to yourself.

Quoting skipnet50:

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I have no plan other than to build the best and most accurate database there is for DVD, NOT a clone of IMDb.

Skip

Then follow the rules.