Whoever's responsible for Ant-Man should clearly take a bow. If it's the entire Marvel team as well as Peyton Reed that
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Hdny42 — 9 years ago(April 04, 2016 01:26 AM)
Perhaps I am naive because I've been on IMDB just over 12-years and I was unaware of people who create so many accounts in order to have conversations with themselves. I looked at your evidence on Uber's use of this tactic, and found the evidence quite compelling.
This brings me to 2 main points:
1.) What is the purpose of what Uber - and I'm sure he's not the only one - was doing by creating so many accounts and having discussions on boards? While I am morally opposed to people creating faux accounts to rate up movies they like and slam those that they dislike, but why do that on the conversation boards? Is Uber trying to convince people of bogus arguments by making any readers believe that they are outnumbered and give in to peer pressure? I don't mean to brag but I'm at least a somewhat intelligent person, and I don't understand why anyone would create dummy acounts for any reason outside of rating up or down films/shows they love or hate, respectively. The sheer amount of time it must take to create and operate so many accounts is baffling to me and, while I'm no shrink, I think the kind of person who holds public conversations with him/herself is devious, deranged, and pitiful.
2.) How did you identify and expose Uber's work? I didn't go over all of your links, but what I did take a look at was pretty damning stuff. I think it must ALSO take a good amount of time to expose such a productive fraud as this particular troll is. I'm happy you and others have spotted 'Uber,' in many (though, as you have pointed out yourself, the troll likely has a good deal MORE dummy accounts than those you've spotted) of his/her guises, but I hope for your own sake that you've not put TOO much time exposing this toolbox for who and what he/she is. That said, I feel like you (along with a few others I saw in these threads performed an IMDB community service.
So well done!
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McGrit — 10 years ago(October 14, 2015 08:13 PM)
Too bad the same can't be said of TV.
Prime-time broadcast ratings are still in decline even counting delayed views from DVRs and video on demand.Some individual shows display strength with the delayed viewings, but overall, prime-time premiere week (counting seven days of recorded viewing and four days of on-demand) fell 9% to 9.1M viewers on average.The brunt of viewer declines has fallen on ABC (9.2M average, down 11% from 10.3M) and Fox (5.7M average, down 15% from 6.8M).NBC fell 12% (10.7M average, down from 12.1M) and CBS benefiting from a very strong NFL lead-in slipped 2% to 13.1M from 13.2M.
Those numbers are staggering.
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billbrown7071 — 10 years ago(October 15, 2015 12:39 PM)
Too bad the same can't be said of TV.
Prime-time broadcast ratings are still in decline even counting delayed views from DVRs and video on demand.Some individual shows display strength with the delayed viewings, but overall, prime-time premiere week (counting seven days of recorded viewing and four days of on-demand) fell 9% to 9.1M viewers on average.The brunt of viewer declines has fallen on ABC (9.2M average, down 11% from 10.3M) and Fox (5.7M average, down 15% from 6.8M).NBC fell 12% (10.7M average, down from 12.1M) and CBS benefiting from a very strong NFL lead-in slipped 2% to 13.1M from 13.2M.
Those numbers are staggering.
lol wouldn't "Bump" have been a lot easier Uber.
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ScottBang — 10 years ago(November 12, 2015 09:44 PM)
Again, back when there was only Burton's Batman, this idea would have been crazy talk. Yet, here we are and a sequel to Ant-Man is on the way AFTER we see Captain America rake in a billion dollars next year alone.
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Uberiffic — 9 years ago(October 11, 2016 04:42 PM)
We can look back and laugh, however.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gCBiJ3QJnk&feature=player_embedded