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It certainly looks nice, but it's not really accurate. E.g. the page for Moon links to Twilight torrents: http://movies.io/m/9t http://movies.io/m/9t
by phoboslab 14y ago
It certainly looks nice, but it's not really accurate. E.g. the page for Moon links to Twilight torrents: http://movies.io/m/9t http://movies.io/m/9t
- nddrylliog 14y agoOur algorithm tries to things: to flag the bad torrents so they're not displayed, and to not penalize the rare torrents you get for old/unpopular movies. Moon has bad results because the title is only one word, and Twilight's sorry excuse for a movie happens to be the same year. We'll definitely look to improve that, thanks for the feedback.
- joejohnson 14y agoWhen you click on the Genre labels (like on the Moon page, for example), they don't take you anywhere. Is this feature in the works? I was expecting to be taken to a page listing all Thrillers or Dramas. The Genre titles look like links, too.
- nddrylliog 14y agoDefinitely in the works.
- user24 14y agoHijacking the thread to ask you a question: How do you do acquire the background image? That just blew my mind, it's an awesome feature. Do you have to pre-associate each film with an image, or.... ? Details please! In fact, I'd read a blog post about the frontend tech, the backend tech and the general UI philosophy. It's an awesome site.
- nddrylliog 14y agoSo, I'll take the time to set up our website blog, and then I'll let you check back for it :) We'll communicate about our work on the site. We use GitHub a lot to manage issues / collaboration within devs, it's an awesome tool.