Congrats to the (new) website design. I have one problem with it: it seems not possible to find out how many people voted / rated a certain movie.
That information is really important since the average of ratings of 10k voters has more weight than the average of 3 voters. I am sure you understand.
If indeed the functionality to see that important information is missing, please consider this post a feature request. It is really important and helps add meaning to your site.
Non riesci a trovare un film o una serie Tv? Accedi per crearlo.
Vuoi valutare o aggiungere quest'elemento a una lista?
Non sei un membro?
Risposta da janar
il 11 febbraio, 2017 alle 5:24AM
I second that!
Risposta da Travis Bell
il 11 febbraio, 2017 alle 11:05AM
I have some plans about how this will be implemented. This was an area I was working on when the whole IMDB thing happened and I haven't had any time to go back to it yet.
Risposta da easypeasy
il 12 febbraio, 2017 alle 10:34AM
so confirmed regression from the old website. can you up the priority on this?
Risposta da easypeasy
il 5 luglio, 2017 alle 8:36AM
another five months passed. is there an update on this?
Risposta da Travis Bell
il 5 luglio, 2017 alle 10:06AM
No update. On my list of things to get to.
Risposta da MacFly 🇫🇷
il 19 gennaio, 2018 alle 1:59AM
Any news on this feature ? please do this :-)
Risposta da easypeasy
il 17 marzo, 2018 alle 8:22PM
Ping in this. Imo really important to add needed perspective to the movie ratings.
Risposta da Travis Bell
il 18 marzo, 2018 alle 12:06PM
Yup, still planned.
Risposta da andrewh30
il 21 marzo, 2018 alle 12:32PM
May I suggest that a film only secures a rating once a total number of users have rated it? This will stop random obscure titles appearing at the top of lists ordered by rating which very likely only appear there on the basis that a couple of people have rated them 5.
Risposta da genplant29
il 21 marzo, 2018 alle 5:18PM
andrew, while I understand your point, going that route would be very frustrating for someone like me, who heavily gravitates to very old (as in Silent, 1930s, and 1940s) and minimally-known (for example old shorts from the '30s, '40s, and '50s) movies, that often I'm the only (or maybe one of just 2-3) person who's so far rated whatever. If there were to be required let's say 5 or 10 members rating something before an average rating would show, that would potentially result in a disappointing very long wait, regarding lesser-known titles that simply aren't familiar to or of interest to most TMDb members. Plus, if I'm the only person (or one of just 2-3) who's so far rated something, I do still want to see my (and anyone else's) rating judgement reflected right away - rather than perhaps not till a year or more from now. Keep in mind, too, that many members never do rate titles at all, whether they like or dislike them.
Meanwhile, if the ratings counter shows how many people have voted, that'll make clear how truly representative the shown average rating is.
Risposta da andrewh30
il 21 marzo, 2018 alle 8:25PM
That’s fair. But I still don’t see a way to determine how many ratings a film actually holds?
Risposta da genplant29
il 21 marzo, 2018 alle 9:42PM
Travis has mentioned that he does have plans to add a quantity indicator. That'll enable us to gauge whether a shown average rating is based on 3 people having voted or if 53+ have.
Risposta da vishal8492
il 31 marzo, 2018 alle 12:07PM
Can we contribute to website ? Github/Bitbucket repo ? Would like to get my hands dirty here, I doubt though . @travisbell let me know .
Risposta da easypeasy
il 25 febbraio, 2019 alle 6:14PM
almost another year since last post in this thread so another ping. @travisbell any news? or if not maybe any option to help others contribute to the code?
Risposta da Travis Bell
il 26 febbraio, 2019 alle 11:37AM
I have an open ticket for this here. You can watch or vote on it if you wish.
It's still on deck.