Anonymous #3 10h

i mean, the television selection makes sense they clearly curate the website with shows they’re all either limited or mini series and usually follow cinematic structures. either way, it would be a horrible idea to take them down and just erase all of the passionate, personal reviews with them.

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Anonymous #2 9h

i feel like letterboxd is pretty poorly curated and there's 'passionate, personal' reviews on other sites? why should some reviews be special when they could be rewrote or posted elsewhere. sorry if i offend. and don't get me wrong... im on the side they add tv.

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Anonymous #3 9h

do you think letterboxd is gonna send out a mass email to every user to tell them to save their twin peaks reviews the day before they take the page down? think realistically here.

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Anonymous #2 9h

no but if their time and words mean that much to them i think they shouldve wrote it elsewhere or took a screenshot bc letterboxd is known to be finicky and delete stuff i swear

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Anonymous #3 9h

i mean it’s one of those “you never know what you have until it’s gone” type things. a lot of people aren’t thinking like that. HOWEVER, i do kinda agree now that realistically, they would probably make an announcement via social media that they’re moving limited tv/miniseries on a certain date so people know to save anything. i still disagree that the curation is poor or anything like that, but i guess i haven’t logged enough television on letterboxd to speak on it too much. i think it’s a neat

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Anonymous #2 9h

little bonus though, not unlike how tv movies and movies for television shows are on the serializd database

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Anonymous #2 6h

Yea sure why not

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