Exploration of the stars (ratings) Sep27 '05
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# (2 of 4): Matthom
19 hours, 43 minutes after the fact. (Wed 28 Sep 2005, 2:19 PM CST)
Jennifer, that's interesting - because iTunes HIDES the stars, but Netflix just shows them "grayed out."
Representing that in a more "creative" way is definitely something to explore.
# (3 of 4): Becky » netflixfan.blogspot.com
1 week after the fact. (Wed 05 Oct 2005, 9:37 AM CST)
I like that Netflix also has a "not interested" button. For me, that's the best way indicate the movies I hate.
# (4 of 4): Matthom
1 week after the fact. (Wed 05 Oct 2005, 10:57 AM CST)
Becky, it seems that movies rated as 'not interested' don't show up in my ratings total. I wonder how those movies are "grouped," and if they are used to generate suggestions (or lack of suggestions, in this case).
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# (1 of 4): Jennifer Grucza » jennifergrucza.com
17 hours, 4 minutes after the fact. (Wed 28 Sep 2005, 11:40 AM CST)
Hmm, interesting idea.
Here's another question: how would you represent something that had no rating yet?