Travis Smith's dashboard

Travis Smith reported a problem in Flickchart on September 24, 2009 16:34:

Newly Added Films Missing from Rankings

The newly added films (Ponyo and Rachel Getting Married) are not showing up on my list, even though when I look specifically at the films, I see that they are indeed on my list.

Travis Smith started following the idea "Allow users to submit movies for ranking." in Flickchart.

Travis Smith started following the idea "View all the different poster art from movie page." in Flickchart.

Travis Smith started following the idea "Reveal names of "Users Who Have It In Their Top 20"" in Flickchart.

Travis Smith started following the idea "Filter movies by "rated fewest times"" in Flickchart.

Travis Smith replied on September 24, 2009 02:18 to the idea "Rank by Ranking Group" in Flickchart:

And to clarify further, what I would like to see is the ability to choose a portion of our list, such as 100-150, and rank only those. It could be a new form of filter.

Charyou_Tree replied on September 24, 2009 02:15 to the idea "Movie Basement" in Flickchart:

I feel the custom lists would be a good feature and fix, so long as the custom lists can be used as optional filters when ranking on the home page. If that were the case, clearing up the mess at the bottom of your rankings would be rather simple, as Abe said.

It kind of ties into something I suggested before, which is to allow us to choose more specific filters such as having the match-ups all come from a particular area of your list, 100-200 for example. Imagine the two of these implemented together. It'd make it a lot easier on users when it comes to tidying up their lists.

Charyou_Tree shared an idea in Flickchart on September 23, 2009 16:14:

Movie Basement

In going through my rankings and trying to tidy them up, I found quite a few movies that I'd rather not even bother ranking. Movies I wished I could say I've never seen. So, what I suggest is that you be allowed to put these sorts of movies in an un-ranked group that I like to call the Movie Basement. And, just like users can see how many users have a film in their top 20s or in their top spot, users could see how many films consider it worthy of the Movie Basement. What do you think?

Charyou_Tree started following the problem "Same options over and over." in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree started following the problem "Endless loading on 'Haven't seen it'" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree started following the problem "I wish matchups were more random" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree started following the idea "See My Friends' Choices Along With My Own" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree reported a problem in Flickchart on September 12, 2009 18:19:

Cannot Tinker With Unseen Movie List

While I can now see all of the movies I have yet to see in rankings, I cannot go any further than that. When I decide I want to see 50 results per page, it sends me to my regular rankings. Any other modification to how I am looking at my unseen movie list does the same. I thought you'd implemented the ability to work with your unseen movie list, doing things such as seeing what the top Science Fiction movies are that you have yet to see.

Charyou_Tree started following the idea "Create "Want to see" list from Not Seen choices" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree shared an idea in Flickchart on September 11, 2009 22:05:

Rank by Ranking Group

We have the ability to rank by our Top 20, Top 50, etc. but what I would love is the ability to have even more options, such as ranking your Worst 100, because the bottom of my rankings is always the most muddled part and that would help clear them up quite a bit.

Charyou_Tree started following the idea "personalized recommendation list" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree started following the idea "Rank just the titles recently added to your database." in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree started following the idea "User-Provided List of Movies To Be Ranked" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree started following the problem "Missing Oscar Nominated/Winning Films" in Flickchart.

Charyou_Tree marked one of Nathan's replies in Flickchart as useful. Nathan replied to the problem "Horrendous Director Mistake".