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daiset wrote:Some of them saw the 26 episodes in one day!

26 episodes in one day?! Wow! That's like 9 hours, not including time for food and bathroom brakes.

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Well, see, the fact that one is named "Ninja Scroll" and the other is named "Ninja Scroll 2" makes me believe that plotwise they must come one after the other.

That's not what I mean. The searchbox searches for all possible name matches, be it Japanese, English, Synonims, Abbreviations or otherwise. What I mean is... well, if you browse animes in anything but mylist, aniDB will show you their Japanese names, whereas I would like there to be a feature that ...

Any chance of it getting through anytime soon?

Don't use that sarcastic tone with me! That's what I'm talking about - it only applies to mylist! It should, however, apply to everything!

P.S.
If you're not making fun of me, I apologize in advance.

I like how there is an option in your profile that allows you to view mylist entries in their English names. Now, why don't you apply that option to ALL browsable entries (like in group lists and relations graphs and alike). It's just that I'm getting seriously tired of constantly revisiting the sam...

The relations graph shows that "Ninja Scroll" comes after "Ninja Scroll 2", you should get that fixed.

Well, when a person writes a review-length comment in which he bashes your review from top to bottom it kinda feels like flaming.

Heh, what a coincidence, mine was about a Berserk review as well, and an Elfen Lied review.
In my case I lucked out cuz a lack of votes allowed me to reset them without hurting my average.

Gambit wrote:Flaming doesn`t really happen in comments. At least I haven`t seen any.

FWI, it does. I was once subjected to flaming by review comments.

Hey, is there some way to make AOM present the animes and episodes in the english style names (like it is optional in the aniDB site)? If not, can you add that feature? I would find it very helpful.

Ok Gambit, I see what you're getting at. So, any suggestions on how to reduce flaming and/or unfair voting?

It will help reduce the flaming because people who flame probably don't want their actions to be made public. If anyone can see what you wrote then you'll be more careful about what you write, wouldn't you agree?

I think people are starting to miss the point. The idea is not to discuss the review but the review's ratings. Example: Guy A posts a review. Guy B tells Guy A his review sucks because... Guy C tells Guy B he's wrong and Guy A's review is good because... See, this way it becomes possible to criticiz...