Looking at some of the pages connected to title pages has become rather exhausting of late. Why? Because every second line on the page asks "Is this relevant?" or "Is this interesting?". The trivia and keywords pages are perfect examples of what I mean. For every bit of trivia there's a question "Is this interesting?", and for keywords it's just laughable; two columns of keyword with the question "Is this relevant?" beneath each word in each column, literally making the page twice as long as it has to be.
What I'd like to know is; why do you want to know? For my own part, I'm not letting you know, but I'll let you know this instead; those pages have become far less interesting to look at overall due to the clutter of irrelevant/annoying repeated questions, and pages I used to enjoy visiting are now something I can't be bother to look at at all unless I really "have" to.
I put it to you, if a keyword is irrelevant there are many other ways of solving that problem than adding a link beneath each word on the page, this site being one of them. I don't really care how many people have found a bit of trivia interesting in the past either, but that at least I can somewhat understand the reasoning of, but there really aught to be other, more discreet ways of conveying that information, or even hide it for those who doesn't want it.
What I'd like to know is; why do you want to know? For my own part, I'm not letting you know, but I'll let you know this instead; those pages have become far less interesting to look at overall due to the clutter of irrelevant/annoying repeated questions, and pages I used to enjoy visiting are now something I can't be bother to look at at all unless I really "have" to.
I put it to you, if a keyword is irrelevant there are many other ways of solving that problem than adding a link beneath each word on the page, this site being one of them. I don't really care how many people have found a bit of trivia interesting in the past either, but that at least I can somewhat understand the reasoning of, but there really aught to be other, more discreet ways of conveying that information, or even hide it for those who doesn't want it.



cartman_1337
I see the point in weighing the keywords for a movie, though. How about reducing the spacing, and have the relevance links in one column and the keywords in the other, instead of two columns of both as it currently is? For those of us who are only interested in the keywords, regardless of the relevance, having them all in one column instead of two would - I think - help the accessibility of the page, and with only one column to focus on the relevance links next to it wouldn't be intrusive.
Dan Dassow, Champion
I agree with cartman that placing the keywords in one column with the relevance next to it will make the list easier to read.
Rather than making the change, I recommend that you post images of prototype solutions in this thread, so that IMDb users can help refine the how keywords are displayed.