Streaming platform Netflix has introduced a new category for judging content in its catalog. Now you can give the grade in addition to the plus and minus sign. “I loved!” For your favorite movies and TV shows.
The idea, according to the company, is to help make the service’s recommendation algorithm even more accurate when recommending the next attraction for each user. The mechanism is already available on the website, open in the Netflix app for Smart TVs, browsers and mobile devices (Android and iOS).
The difference from the traditional positive, “Amei!” is the note. It’s more emphatic, carries more weight, and shows you want more similar shows with the same actors or similar genres. For now, there are no plans to offer the other endpoint as a “double negative” option.
It is worth remembering that until 2017 the rating system was completely different and was based on a rating of up to five stars.
Two thumbs up (or “two thumbs up” in English) also refers to a milestone in American television: it was the highest rating a film could get in the program directed by critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert between the 1970s and 1990s. for VariationThe adoption of the symbol is “just a happy coincidence,” speaking to a company spokesperson.
Source: Tec Mundo
