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Nathan replied on March 16, 2010 19:28 to the idea "Global Chart Position Comparison" in Flickchart:

If you mouse over those line graphs, they show that they represent the movement of that particular film in the last 45 days. The numbers (those "0's") are actually representing the movement in the past 24 hours.

We know it's not necessarily easy to get that just by looking at them. We may still change those in the future - or at the very least, make it more obvious what they mean.

Nathan set one of Nathan's replies as an official response to "Submitting Taglines" in Flickchart

Nathan replied on March 16, 2010 19:25 to the question "Submitting Taglines" in Flickchart:

Thanks. No, there's no big secret - just figured if the information was available, we might use it somewhere down the line...

A comment on the idea "Wrong release dates" in Flickchart:

Making a note here that we are no longer going by wide releases as stated above, as there was too much contention. We're now going by earliest known public screening of a film. This means at a premiere, festival showing, etc., but not at something like a closed event strictly for studio usage (like a polling screening, or other non-public showing). – Nathan, on March 14, 2010 21:30

A comment on the idea "Wrong release dates" in Flickchart:

Making a note here that we are no longer going by wide releases, as there was too much contention. We're now going by earliest known public screening of a film. This means at a premiere, festival showing, etc., but not at something like a closed event strictly for studio usage (like a polling screening, or other non-public showing). – Nathan, on March 14, 2010 21:28

Nathan marked one of Paul's replies in Flickchart as useful. Paul replied to the idea "Wrong release dates".

Nathan set one of Nathan's replies as an official response to "Bad listing information on Thirteen Ghosts" in Flickchart

Nathan replied on March 14, 2010 17:01 to the problem "Bad listing information on Thirteen Ghosts" in Flickchart:

It's fixed, thanks for the heads up on the director being off...

It is referred to as "Thir13en Ghosts" on IMDb as the main title, but yeah, these titles that are strange ("Se7en" is another one) annoy me too. I agree that we do need to implement a way to find films by alternate titles (or in these cases, the more "normal" spellings of titles).

A comment on the question "Poster request" in Flickchart:

Fixed! Thanks for the heads up! – Nathan, on March 14, 2010 16:54

Nathan marked one of Hope's replies in Flickchart as useful. Hope replied to the problem "A couple of missing posters".

Nathan replied on March 14, 2010 16:48 to the idea "Rank by characters" in Flickchart:

We do have some character name information for a portion of the films, but it's incomplete as of yet.

We are planning on creating a "series" filter choice, but we're still working on how to implement it. This will allow you to rank the Bond films, for instance, against each other.

A comment on the problem "Server error" in Flickchart:

Glad you found a workaround. We're still trying to figure out the source of the error and prevent it from occurring in the future. Thanks for your patience. – Nathan, on March 14, 2010 16:46

A comment on the question "Idea: Download/printable list of favorite movies" in Flickchart:

Sorry CeeTee, nothing yet. We do know it's an interest of many users though - we're just having to prioritize our efforts and haven't had time to devote to it just yet. – Nathan, on March 14, 2010 16:44

Nathan replied on March 14, 2010 16:43 to the idea "Sort chart by 'most seen'" in Flickchart:

Well, your "Haven't Seen" list is ordered by the films' global rankings, which tend to also be films a lot of people have seen...

That being said, the ability to also further sort any list by most viewed rather than rankings could certainly be compelling. We'll mark it as something to consider. Thanks for the suggestion!

Nathan replied on March 14, 2010 16:40 to the idea "Is it possible to edit comments?" in Flickchart:

Not as of yet. It's something we'd like to have available though in the future.

A comment on the idea "Wrong release dates" in Flickchart:

We've changed "Shakespeare in Love" to 1998. – Nathan, on March 14, 2010 16:34

Nathan replied on March 10, 2010 16:04 to the problem "Issues with total film count" in Flickchart:

We've seen some reports of double entries on users' lists. We're looking into it. Sorry for the confusion.

A comment on the question "Poster request" in Flickchart:

Done. – Nathan, on March 07, 2010 14:21

Nathan replied on March 07, 2010 14:13 to the idea "Friends" in Flickchart:

Totally agree, and we've had a Friends page on the drawing board for a while now. It'll be coming soon so you can see all of your friends.

Nathan replied on March 07, 2010 14:05 to the praise "I love your site." in Flickchart:

Thanks guys!