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Just saw this on IMDb:
IMPORTANT: IMDb is the world's most popular and authoritative source for movie, TV and celebrity content. As part of our ongoing effort to continually evaluate and enhance the customer experience on IMDb, we have decided to disable IMDb's message boards on February 20, 2017. This includes the Private Message system. After in-depth discussion and examination, we have concluded that IMDb's message boards are no longer providing a positive, useful experience for the vast majority of our more than 250 million monthly users worldwide. The decision to retire a long-standing feature was made only after careful consideration and was based on data and traffic.
Further details:
http://www.imdb.com/board/announcement
That's a shame. Facebook is certainly not a better place and I can't say five years from now it'll be there or what it is now.
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Somehow I completely missed that, sorry.
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I remember some people speculated one of the reasons for getting rid of the board is to remove negative comments because may studios were complaining.
Well, lo and behold, looks what I see today over at IMDb: the star rating system that was on the top of every page of every projects, is gone for newert pages (it' still there on older ones). It's been relegated to the user ratings sidbar link, where it's broken down by demographic and male/female viewership. Yeah, like that means shit to me. You have to lick on that page now to vote. Hopefully this is not a new norm.
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