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How is it possible for a title to have a 5% rating on TMDb?
posted by genplant29STAFFMOD on 2019 Aqpan 11 at 5:41 PM
As the TMDb rating scale begins with lowest-possible rating, that users can select, of 10%, how is it mathematically and electronically possible for anything to show 5%?
I newly added a good documentary miniseries (that easily deserves at least a 70% rating) this morning, looked, anew, this evening, and it was showing as having been given, during today, inexplicable 5% rating. How is any viewer rating of less than 10% possible? Even two people each giving a 10% (the first half-star - which no lower rating can be given) rating would still result in 10% - right?
Travis Bell jaýaby
2019 Aqpan 12 kúni 10:31 AM ýaqytynda
The API still supports the old 20 point rating scale (0.5..10). That's how.
The website enforces a 10 point rating scale, 0.5-5.0 (or 1..10).
When I get around to the extra work around ratings, I will probably round all of the all 20 point ratings into the 10 point scale. So that all ratings are on the 10 point scale.
genplant29 jaýaby
2019 Aqpan 12 kúni 10:42 AM ýaqytynda
Thanks for the explanation. I thought 5% was literally impossible - so was thoroughly stumped when I saw it happen. Unfortunately the paltry 5% rating that someone gave yesterday completely destroyed the deserved 80% rating I gave the well-done BBC/PBS documentary in question.
talestalker jaýaby
2019 Aqpan 12 kúni 12:03 PM ýaqytynda
May I ask what is the documentary in question? (I don't want vote for something I didn't see, I'm just curious
. )
genplant29 jaýaby
2019 Aqpan 12 kúni 12:14 PM ýaqytynda
It's the following 2-parts production:
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/86727-princess-margaret-the-rebel-royal?language=en-US
On IMDb it presently has a 7.5 (= 75%) rating, which, in my opinion, is spot-on.