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IMDb seems to be in low maintenance mode for years. I don't understand why Amazon doesn't invest more in it's valuable sister company. Every slight renovation
by frik 10y ago
IMDb seems to be in low maintenance mode for years. I don't understand why Amazon doesn't invest more in it's valuable sister company.
Every slight renovation of the old IMDb website design makes it worse. They should just modify they CSS if they don't understand their job.
IMDb is the Wikipedia of movies, started as community mailing list (or usenet?) and became one of the first websites.
The forum softwares never got improved, it worked the same for 15+ years.
So sad, as really a lot of insightful comments can be found related to movies. Yes, there are the usual troll threads "Person X looks like Person Y", etc but those could be shadow banned really easily. Even if the comments ate archived by Archive.org/etc there will be no method to ask questions or use the forum in future - and all upcoming movies will have no comments. Very sad.
- Markoff 10y agoactually TMDb is closer to Wikipedia, it can be literally edited by users plus they launched just yesterday discussions, feel free to replace it with closed sourced IMDb not honoring its long-term users