Talk:Producers Guild of America

Shouldn't the PGA Awards be removed from here and simply link to their dedicated page which already exists?

The PGA awards have their own page at Producers Guild of America Award, the information on this page entirely replicates what's on that page and makes this page bloated, and creates likely issues of divergence. Anybody object to awards being removed from this page?

NoMatterTryAgain (talk) 12:48, 14 October 2012 (UTC)

I trimmed it down to the latest honorees and left the proper wikilinks. It shouldn't be removed entirely. — ^Wylie_Coyote 11:52, 24 January 2013 (UTC)

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Film Stars at Screen Producers Guild Banquet

(Original Caption) Thirty two stars whose film careers were boosted by Cecil B. DeMille, joins the 74 year old veteran producer at the Screen Producers Guild Banquet at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where DeMille was honored with the coveted screen producers Guild Milestone Award for historic pictures. Left to right in the front row are: Jesse L. Lasky; Virginia Grey; Loretta Young; Julia Faye; Walter Brennan; Jane Darwell; Winifred Kingston; DeMille; Barbara Stanwyck; Reginald Denny; Kathlyn Williams; Claudette Colbert; Raymond Hatton; Susan Hayward; Katherine DeMille Quinn; Beaulah Bondi; and Eddie Quillan. Left to right in the back row are: Rod LaRoque; Frederic March; Ben Alexander; Richard Cromwell; Richard Cortez; Paul Kelly; Yul Brynner; Laraine Day; Charlton Heston; William Boyd; Lon Chaney, Jr.; Gary Cooper; Ward Bond; Anthony Quinn; Henry Wilcoxon; and James Stewart. 73.241.147.83 (talk) 23:31, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

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Some proposed changes

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==== Code of Conduct ====Source: The PGA Show has a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY for harassment of any kind including, but not limited to: * Stalking* Intimidation* Offensive verbal comments* Physical assault and battery* Threats* Harassing or non-consensual photography or recording* Sustained disruption of presentations and other events* Bathroom policing* Inappropriate physical contact* Unwelcome physical attention* Sexually explicit, suggestive, or provocative behavior* Hate symbolsIn relation to, but not limited to: * Race* Color* National origin* Gender* Gender identity* Gender presentation* Sexual orientation* Marital status* Age* Body size* Disability* Appearance* Religion* Citizenship* PregnancyIf a person engages in harassing behavior at any time, PGA Show staff will take prompt action in any form they deem appropriate, including expulsion from the PGA Show with no refund. Our policy applies to EVERYONE participating in PGA Show. Exhibitors, attendees, speakers, guests, professionals, press, staff, volunteers, and security are '''ALL''' subject to our Anti-Harassment Policy.Anyone can report harassment to PGA Show staff at any time. If someone's behavior has made another person uncomfortable, the person affected, or a third person witnessing such behavior, should immediately contact security or PGA Show staff. If necessary, PGA Show staff will contact local law enforcement, provide escort, offer a safe place, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to make sure they feel safe for the rest of the PGA Show.

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• Reason for the change: Incorrect sourcing, this information is not related to the Producers Guild of America (PGA) , the trade association for producers, but instead PGA of America , the golf organization.
• References supporting change: https://www.pgashow.com/, https://www.pga.com/, https://producersguild.org/

Alpga (talk) 18:25, 11 November 2025 (UTC)

I removed the passage. Even if it were made by the Producers Guild of America, it would not belong to an encyclopedia in the way as it was presented. Szmenderowiecki (talk · contribs) 23:05, 11 November 2025 (UTC)