At 2/3/07 07:34 AM, Jogilius wrote: I think the "if you're going to rate this movie with a low rating, please be constructive"-instruction should be changed into something that encourages constructive comments no matter what the rating will be, because now it seems that many who would like to give low scores don't do that, because they feel pressured to give the constructive criticism. This in turn results in most of the ratings being 10 10 10 10 10 10 - and that quite frankly makes the whole rating system seem idiotic.
Constructive criticism is the entire point of reviewing. Someone who doesn't have something helpful to say should just vote and not put up a review at all.
I noticed a glitch on the site. It's in the system where you can rate whether a review is helpful or abusive. If you click on the "Yes" "No" or "Abusive" links below a review, you're directed to the reviews listed in chronological order, even if you were viewing them listed by rating. This is annoying because it makes it much harder to mark several abusive reviews at once, because abusive reviews tend to have low scores and can be more easily found by viewing reviews listed by score.