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I understand and fundamentally agree with your concern. However, tags are contributed by the community, not our team. We currently do not have any mechanism or policy for censoring tags. Suggestions?
FYI, you can flag tags as “bad”, which will make them less likely to show up to subsequent users.
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No one is too old for animation. It is true some animation targeted for youth. But, some animation is not for kids at all, e.g., "Aachi and Ssipak." And some animation is better appreciated by adults, e.g., "Persepolis," "Waking Life." If you think a movie is bad, feel free to rate it as so. Note: the non-personalized recommender should recommend the animation that most users have in high regard.
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There are tags. The tag "bollywood", brings a few results, "Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India" is IMHO the best. Too many movies that should have this tag fail to have it, e.g., "Bunty Aur Babli" has *no* tags. Anyway, most of this information comes from the users anyway. Is best if users add tags to properly identify movies and ease the access to newer users. It should be considered etiquette, yet many of us are lazy on that regard.
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There are tags: "gay", "homosexuality", etc. There is actually a tag "gay interest", but too few movies are listed there. Anyway, most of this information comes from the users anyway. Is best if users add tags to properly identify movies and ease the access to newer users. It should be considered etiquette, yet many of us are lazy on that regard.
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Thanks for the bug report. We know about two issues:
- can’t search for numbers (e.g., “300”)
- can’t search for non-ascii characters (e.g., “amélie”)
We plan to fix these problems soon. Also, we plan to add support for multiple/secondary titles, which may address Raven’s comments.
If you post examples of searches that fail that don’t belong to those two categories, that would be very helpful.
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verified it is now possible to search titles (or names) with non ascii characters. I had no problem searching for "Amélie" as long as I wrote it with the acute accent in place. However, it would be best if any diacritics in letters were ignored on any search the same way that the letter case (lower/upper) is currently ignored. Most people probably want to search for "Amelie" and be able to find "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain," A.K.A. "Amélie."
Regarding the search for "Tourist Trap," I verified Essi's failed search. Weird! However I found some community tags for the movie when I looked at the direct link provided. The movie had no votes. -
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Thanks for the idea! We have certainly discussed this feature, and could implement it if it gathers support here.
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I agree that title search suggestions/results should include all titles with words matching those in the search key regardless of their order. As far as I can tell, that is how searching movie titles still works in classic.movielens.org ! ! !
This concept should also apply to personnel, i.e., first name and last name order should be irrelevant on searches, especially since there are languages where the family name is normally placed first.
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Thanks for the feedback! We would like to add that feature.
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This is an interesting proposition. I am puzzled about how this request could be met. I see currently there are four recommenders: "the peasant," "the bard," "the warrior," and "the wizard." I would like to see better descriptions of those recommenders, e.g., what makes "the warrior" different to "the wizard" since both are based on ratings. For that reason I prefer to know how these recommenders see a movie, that is, I imagine movies are more that an id tag but also have qualitative or quantitative aspects such as genre, director, actors, tags, etc., which may or may not play a part in how predictions are made. I understand some AI could make its decisions based on abstract structures that are not as easy to follow as decision trees. Thus, I imagine in some cases it may not be a trivial matter to describe how a recommendation or prediction comes out.
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Perhaps this could be treated as a genre. I have seen titles of some series in the system. In particular, Black Mirror (2011) and Cosmos show within my top picks! However there is no indication they are actually series in their genre. There is a community tag "tv series" which brings these and other titles, but they do not necessarily match complete series. There are some anime series titles in the system too.
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Wow! I have not seen "chick flicks" as a movie genre, but I found there is a "chick flick" tag. To play "devil's advocate" I do not think the existence of tags in general is responsibility of grouplens but the community, in general. Yet I think there must be a moderator somewhere.
The movie industry is male dominated and we accept as normal ideas that are full of prejudice. Yes, we need more women in positions where decisions are made.