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Please fill me in here. I am updating an Emmy listing with information from their own release. Nothing more has been added. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ariuzi (talk • contribs)
You're trying to promote your own company by claiming it has won an Emmy when it's not mentioned on the list of award winners for 2002. This is not acceptable behaviour on Wikipedia, and if you continue to insert promotional material, your contributions will be removed and you will be blocked from editing. Demiurge00:33, 29 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
You do need to be an Academy member to access the full records for past Emmy winners. I can suggest that you go to variety.com and check out the 2002 release put out by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for Technical Emmy Winners. You will find TM Systems for the creation of the "Digital Solution to Language Translation, Dubbing and Subtitling". Simply go to the Variety site and search for TM Systems...you will find it listed among the proud 2002 winners, just three months after the technology was introduced. You can also varify by calling the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in North Hollywood, CA., or requesting a list of 2002 Technical Emmy Winners from the Emmy Magazine website. This is not "promotional" material, simply a correction to the list of winners. You have excluded one of the most important winners of that year. This is easily confirmed.
Yes. Please. I was a member of the judging committee for 2002 and when I saw the listing for the winners in the Technical Emmy category, I saw it was incomplete. Being a "first timer" with Wikipedia I know that perhaps I may have made some mistakes in working the Wiki way, however listing TM Systems, for the development of the "Digital Solution to Language Translation,Dubbing & Subtitling" was not a mistake. It was a completion of the 2002 Technical Emmy Award Winners. You may call the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, in North Hollywood, CA., to confirm, or simply google it. Thank you.— Preceding unsigned comment added by Ariuzi (talk • contribs)
TM Systems is most certainly a winner. When word got around to our committee, it was suggested that we all get on the bandwagon to correct the issue. We try and stand by all of our winners. I suggest that more than 2002 and 2004 be included as this is a very prestigious acknowledgement.
Yes, this was first brought to our attention by an employee of TM Systems. Are they not entitled to correct a mistake on Wikipedia, or at the very least, ask someone else to do so?
So the probelm with Demiurge is that it was an employee of TM Systems that first noticed the elimination. Remember, all of the newcomers to the Wikipedia site are not as adept in Wikipedia rules. Perhaps they did "jump the gun" to make the correction, but once they were told that they could not make the correction as a member of the company whose information needed to be corrected...they asked qualified, knowledgable people to do so. That was done, I belive, according to Wikipedia rules...and TM Systems is most definately a 2002 Emmy Award Winner.— Preceding unsigned comment added by Ariuzi (talk • contribs)
If you can just fix the PDF on your website to contain the correct information, that would be the quickest way to clear this problem up. Or even just put up a note on the site saying that they were accidentally omitted from the list of winners. Once that's done, I'll put the information back in the article myself. Demiurge19:54, 3 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Please provide me with exactly what you are asking us to do. Fix the PDF on the TM Systems website? To read what please? I do not understand and I do appreciate your help here. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ariuzi (talk • contribs)
I'm asking you to modify the 2002 list of winners on your website to include the name of "TM Systems" as an Emmy winner, because it doesn't contain their name at the moment. Since you're on the Emmy Awards committee, this should be fairly straightforward for you to arrange. Demiurge19:58, 3 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
I have asked the Emmy webmaster to do so and will find out when it has been updated.
FYI, the link above is for the National Academy. The ATAS or Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is the distributor of Prime Time Emmy Awards and you'll see that the list on the National Academy, or NATAS link above does not include any of the ATAS winners. We were all going crazy trying to determine what the problem was here, but that is it. Apparently the existing ATAS site only goes back to 2003. I am still working with the webmaster on this, however I can give you all of the support links that include the actuall Academy announcement of the 2002 winners, or you can simply call them directly.
