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AudioSuede replied on July 16, 2009 18:38 to the idea "Expand Discussions!" in Flickchart:

Sweet. I'd also like to make navigating the discussions easier. With the "next page-last page" thing with only ten discussions per page, it takes forever to see new discussions. Maybe a "Most Recent" and "Most Popular" filter would be helpful. Or maybe, and this is just me spitballing here, maybe a search function where you enter two movie titles and see if there are any discussions of those two movies, or any with either one (related discussions, etc.). That way, if someone wants to, they can start a new discussion comparing two movies no one else is discussing yet. I love the discussions page a lot, if you couldn't tell!

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AudioSuede replied on July 15, 2009 21:42 to the problem "Missing Titles" in Flickchart:

Crash. 2005. Best Picture winner. Just sayin'.

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AudioSuede replied on July 15, 2009 18:18 to the idea "Comparing with #1 Movie" in Flickchart:

Here's my problem with this by way of example: The first day I started ranking, Monty Python and the Holy Grail somehow ended up being my #1 film. Then I got a chance to finally rank The Godfather against some awful, lowly film that was very low on my list. By your logic, The Godfather would only have been pitted against Monty Python after hours of hoping that it would manage to creep or jump into the top 20 or 50.

AudioSuede replied on July 15, 2009 18:12 to the idea "Show Both Movies' Rankings Before Choosing" in Flickchart:

But this would likely sway decisions and make choices biased based on rank and not which film is actually better.

AudioSuede shared an idea in Flickchart on July 15, 2009 18:11:

Expand Discussions!

Definitely expand the Discussions page and make it more easy and accessible. I started a discussion, and it's not on the top 100 list, and I have no idea how to even find it. I'm sure I'm not alone. That's the part of the site that's really based on solid critical analysis, while the rest of the site (let's be honest) is fairly populist.