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Looking through the history for Point Blank (https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/61404-a-bout-portant/changes) I don't see where the foreign genre tag was initially created. I found the movie last night and removed the tag. The very next entry was me removing it again. How did the tag reappear without making an entry in the changes log? Even stranger, later today I had to remove it again! Again without anything in the changes log showing the foreign tag being added by any user.

Possibilities: 1) Someone that doesn't show up in the changes log is making changes. 2) There is something wrong with the code that undoes some of the changes after they're made.

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I'm double posting because I found a related error.

Last night I got the foreign genre page count down to 3. This morning, less than 12 hours later, the page count is back up to 9. Sampling a few of the movie entries I know I removed the foreign tag for the change logs do not say any user adding the tag back.

Is there a script that automatically runs and adds the foreign tag to movies with non-USA certifications?

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