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As a customer of ten years, there are still marketing categories it miserably fails at recognising I am not a part of. Cartoons has been my biggest and longest
by OJFord 3y ago
As a customer of ten years, there are still marketing categories it miserably fails at recognising I am not a part of. Cartoons has been my biggest and longest battle. I could so easily volunteer that information: I do not want to watch anything animated. I wish I could.
The current ratings system is missing two verdicts:
1. Meh: I've seen it (rating is the only way to tell it that if you didn't watch it on Netflix) but thought it was neither remarkably good nor bad;
2. Not interested: I've not seen it, and know that I don't want to.
- watwut 3y agoIt is missing also "for christ sake show me something new" thing. Instead, it is attempting to out me in a box and never venture outside of it.
- makeitdouble 3y agoWhole market categories seem to be the most complex things to remove. I don't ever watch live blockbuster movies and there's absolutely no way to have that understood in the recommendations. I think it comes down to the variety of people looking at those, there will always be a huge segment that 99% matches your profile and also watches them. > I could volunteer that information Users are giving too many false information when asked, I think this becomes a losing strategy if your goal is to maximize watch time. The LGBQT angle in the article is a prime example of that.