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Unfortunate, but not too surprising. I recall occasionally finding some interesting trivia on movies or actors/actresses that I would not have searched out on
by anw 10y ago
Unfortunate, but not too surprising.
I recall occasionally finding some interesting trivia on movies or actors/actresses that I would not have searched out on my own. Some very interesting stories on meeting a star in real life, or having grown up with them when they were a child provided a bit of depth that more cut and dry places like Wikipedia don't include, and places like the tabloids wouldn't find interesting enough to print.
Unfortunately these interesting comments are also hidden in the midst of users asking "who else think X actor looks like Y actor?" and the plethora of happy birthday threads.
I do wonder how many actors actually visit their IMDB comments section.
As far as there only being one post per comment, that can easily be changed by clicking on the "flat" view instead of the "thread" view. I agree that it may not be the best default, but it's at least available.
- type0 10y ago> I do wonder how many actors actually visit their IMDB comments section. If their forums was moderated properly, that comment section could have been an enormous help to their agents.
- Markoff 10y agoi almost never visited general boards or actor boards, they could shut down those and i would not mind, but shutting down boards for specific movies and TV shows where people just discuss those it's just shameful heck i would even pay for those boards some small fee to keep trolls away (though they ratio was not any sure than other websites, do this is made up reason, you could just ignore them and not feed them), since there is no other alternative