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Reality is that simply very few people use this functionality. If those two open access sources become big enough, it is quite clear that someone will make a p
by rvba 2y ago
Reality is that simply very few people use this functionality.
If those two open access sources become big enough, it is quite clear that someone will make a project to reconcile the data between them.
If any of those projects skyrockets the same way wikipedia skyrocketed, then the topic will be solved.
- dylan604 2y agoIf If If. This isn't blind pessimism. This is from someone that has dealt with metadata from studios/labels for just under two decades. IMDB was meant to do this for movies/tv, but yet it's an absolute dumpster fire. So from an outside perspective, it's fun to dream a little dream, but from a gray beard it's just yet another dream.