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Only the top 20 "favorite movies" (for myself) can be shown.
On my "Favorite Movies" I can't choose the "2" for movies 21-40, when clicking on it I get an error message about server overload (the melting server thing). This is at the same time as when other things work (i.e there probably wasn't any server overload). No other number works either. And when I try to show 50 or 100 movies on the screen (with the drop-down arrow), I get the same error.
In other words : I can't see more than my first 20 favorite movies!
In other words : I can't see more than my first 20 favorite movies!
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Inappropriate?This should now be fixed - it was an issue with our URL rewriting. Try going to your Favorites list now and you should be able to see any of the movies in your list. Thanks!
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Inappropriate?Ok, it works!
There are a couple of errors or missing functionalities creeping up from time to time, but I'm using it extensively right now(over 3000 rankings since I became a member yesterday!) so I guess this can be expected. I've also got around 40 add-ons/plugins installed in firefox so it's kind of a good "testbed" for possible conflicts with these.
Love this site already! Got loads of suggestions for improvements(like automatic favoite director lists based upon the lists that you create for the favorite films(since the directors for each film is listed) , but I guess I'll have to start another thread!
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Inappropriate?Haha. Glad you're having fun.
Just wanted to comment on the idea of derived lists like you mentioned -- genres, directors, actors, and other tags. We've definitely got that idea among the many others on the plate right now.
Another angle that I think could be interesting about those is the possibility that, if we were to allow you to *directly* rank directors and actors against each other first (just some subset of the most popular to keep it feasible), you could end up with something quite different than the results we derive automatically from the movie list.
Just like pitting two movies against each other and having to make the hard choices sometimes reveals very different results than your previous star ratings might lead you to believe, the change in perspective can reveal a lot.
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