w00t! I'm glad to see you finally took up my suggestion!
(okay, so maybe you guys didn't do just because of me, but I definitely did suggest this a long time ago)
Anyway, one more thing you might consider adding:
Don't allow anyone to vote if the 'votes' number is greater than the 'views' number. This could prevent people from recklessly blamming 'stick-skate' or clock movies before watching them. (or stupid clocks who give all clock movies 5 without watching)
Oh, and I got a question.
Can the author of the movie look at the reviews before blam/protection? Cos if he can't, and his movie get blammed, then he won't be able to see any suggestions people might've given in their reviews.
At 12/3/02 02:19 PM, poxpower wrote:
but I have an internet provider, in Canada, who sets a limit of downloads, and we are 3 to share this limit in my house ( and some of us download a lot), so I would be pissed to have to watch a 4meg crap about sticks killing each other or containig an uncompressed sound file.
It's not my case, but some people have sloooooooow connections, and I think banning them isn't fair, nor is this! Think about the time they'll have to spend in front of their comp to get to a security guard if they don't know what the movie score is.
Poxpower, do you even understand the point of the whole voting system?? It's not here just for people to get their blam/protection points. It's here so people can contribute to getting rid of crap and 'recommend' good movies for others (who don't hang out at NG all day) to watch.
In the end, no matter what internet connection you have, no one should have the right to vote without viewing. Period.
Suggestions? Maybe you could make the score reappear at 45-50 votes, that way, you insure that most of those votes are fair and that people with slow connections will get to score a point without watching. (I mean, what's wrong with voting 0, without watching, on a movie which has a 0.04 score after 45 votes or one which has a 3.35 score after 50 votes)
Nope. When I suggested this a while ago, it was pointed out by Wade (I think) that people will intentionally hold onto their one vote until a movie reaches 50, look at the score and get a point.
Now, maybe the site would run faster if you deleted all the old movies who have a score of less tan 1.5, that would clear ,like, 20 pages!
Now this is a good idea. :-)