Do you track the movies and shows you watch? Why? Why not? What do you use? What do you log? liked, rating score, small or big review?I'm thinking on deleting letterboxd. I feel like it gamifies the process, and I'm thinking about how many stars to give it while watching and shit like that. It's also a crutch to remember stuff I what I've seen. I would forget what I watched and have to pull up the diary to recall anything. Active recall could fix that
>>218645146>thinking on deletingjust a typo sirs
>>218645146>.txt file>liked
>>218645146I use letterboxd because I couldn't possibly remember all the films I watch or whether I like them, plus it gives me recs and tells me where stuff is streaming. I only review when I have something to say, and ratings are just so future me knows whether it's worth rewatching something.
I log on letterboxd, but I don't rate because I was getting detrimental autism fits about the ratings and it was ruining my enjoyment. I'd rather use my words than assign a number to it
>>218646314I'm getting this lately, thinking about just using like instead of score
>>218645958Letterboxd is cursed on so many levels, my dude. The one thing that's good about it is the Crew tab, where the real recommendations are.
>>218645146I use letterbox to track but I'm afraid if I linger there too long I'll get aids
