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The rules define "standard" film credits as "those where all credited actors involved are listed at the end of the film - defined here as the "end credits". The section details both the actor’s Name and the Role that they played in the film."  As long as that definition is met, even if crew are included, they are considered standard credits for Profiler purposes.

So then if a person is listed along with their job description (e.g. stand-in, stunt double) rather than with an associated film role they are not part of the cast, even if they are listed among the actual cast members.

With this interpretation, when there is no role, we should be obliged to consider they are not part of of the cast (we have the word "and").
And what about Helicopter pilots ? is it a job or a role ? (I would say both).

I think those interpretations are just splitting hairs, and will be unknown or ununderstood by most of contributors

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If they are listed as cast they obviously have to be credited as cast.

That is not at all obvious.  Per the rules:

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Do not list actors and crew who appear only in special features, or whose scenes were deleted from the main feature, even if they appear in special features.

It is obvious to me but maybe not to you.

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what's stopping me from making up my own credits?

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The rules use the word 'actor', quite a few times, when refering to the information that is to be entered in the cast section...the one exception being puppeteer.

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The only simple rule is :
People listed in credits are recopied in dvdprofiler ( even if they are  Stunt Doubles, Stand-ins or Helicopter Pilots or anything else credited as such....)