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Yes. By default anyone can comment on your reviews and lists, but you can update your settings to allow only people you follow to comment, or disable others from commenting at all. You can override your profile default on any individual comment thread if you wish, for example to close comments on a single review but leave others open to replies.
Each link above applies the specified filter and cancels any other active filter. You can apply multiple filters by selecting them in the UI, or by chaining query parameters, as follows: ?filters=show-logged+hide-rated. (Options to show documentaries and unreleased titles are not offered as they duplicate existing views.)
We request read-only access to your Facebook account so that we can show a list of your Facebook friends who also have Letterboxd accounts. We never post on your behalf unless you manually share content using our Share options (see below).
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Our moderators will remove content that appears to violate or undermine these principles. However, we also acknowledge that we are human, and that our moderation team cannot begin to grasp or encompass the full spectrum of humanity and lived experiences that comprise our wonderful community. We may misinterpret or misunderstand your intent. In our sincere desire to foster inclusiveness, we may inadvertently silence the very voices we most want to hear from.
If your content has been removed and you believe we were in error, please get in touch with all relevant details. Our support crew will let you know if specific changes might result in the reinstatement of your content. We all benefit when we have the opportunity to learn and better understand one another.
We support a limited set of HTML tags on our website for formatting and linking to other content. These are: or tags for bold text, or tags for italics, for links and tags for quoting others.
Yes. There is an Edit option on each of your reviews and lists. On the web, this option appears in the actions panel on the relevant page. In edit mode, you can make changes to your content and save these to replace the previous version. Older revisions of reviews and lists are not stored when you make updates, so it is not possible to restore an older version. Edit mode also provides a Delete option to remove the review or list.
Yes. Your account export bundle includes all of your deleted content in CSV format. You can retrieve and repost (or import) deleted reviews and lists from your bundle. Starting 1 May 2024, any content you delete will remain in your bundle for 30 days following its deletion, after which time it will be permanently removed from our servers.
When signed in and browsing films on the Letterboxd website (with a non-touch-based device), those that are in your watchlist show with a blue outline when your pointer is placed over the poster, as opposed to the regular green outline.
No! There used to be an editing limitation of around 3,300 items when using our website, but this has been eliminated. There is a limit to the number of characters in a list title, however (256 characters, or fewer if you use unicode characters).
The list editor also offers a Sort By control that can be used to change the current order of the list prior to saving, based on metadata associated with each film (such as its title or your rating). Note: this option changes the actual order of items in the list, and does not change the default sort order for anyone viewing the list (at present there is no way to change the default viewing mode for a list).
Patron/HQ members may select one poster and backdrop for each film on our platform, and change this selection as often as they wish, in addition to modifying the poster and/or backdrop on diary entries/reviews, lists and their profile. Our apps support long-pressing a backdrop to change it, for members with access to this feature. See below for notes on image sourcing.
Resetting the poster for a film outside of the item in question will not affect any custom selections made in other reviews, diary entries or lists. To remove an individually customized poster or backdrop, return to the relevant selection dialog and use the Reset for item button in the modal dialog (the This item only option will be checked, indicating the poster or backdrop is customized specifically for this content), then select Save for item.
The Reset Poster option does not remove cutomizations made inside individual lists (see above). To reset these selections, you must individually edit each list and remove the relevant customized poster(s).
Yes, both our web (Paddle) and iOS subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled prior. An email reminder will be sent shortly before the renewal date. (Our legacy non-renewing PayPal subscriptions have been phased out.)
When you gift a subscription, the payment authority for the subscription remains with you (meaning you can cancel or change your payment details at any time), but the member benefits are applied to another nominated account. If you gift a higher-tier (e.g. Patron) subscription to a lower-tier member (e.g. Pro) who is in the 90-day expiration window, the remaining days on their subscription are upgraded to the higher tier.
Yes, paying members have the option of being notified (once per day via email and/or push notification) if a film in their watchlist arrives on one (or more) of their favorite streaming services. You must have at least one favorite service selected, and at least one relevant film in your watchlist in order to receive this type of notification.
The notification settings are split into three tiers, based on the type of new availability: i.e. whether the film is available to buy, rent or stream. We do our best to combine push notifications into a single alert, where it makes sense (for example, when a single film arrives on multiple services).
We use a weighted calculation to compute the average rating for each film, rather than using the true mean value of all the ratings cast. Only one rating is considered per member (this is the most recent rating cast by the member for the film).
Deleted content appears in your data export bundle. Starting 1 May 2024, all deleted content will be permanently removed from our servers 30 days after it is deleted. Please contact support to recover a review or list within 30 days of deleting it.
Yes. We support Siri Shortcuts (look in the Settings screen of our iOS app) as well as x-callback-url for several common actions, which means you can script our app using the Shortcuts app (previously named Workflow). See Github for documentation and sample workflows.
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If the field parameter is not set, the method name will be used as the field name.The @DgsQuery, @DgsMutation and @DgsSubscription annotations are shorthands to define datafetchers on the Query, Mutation and Subscription types.The following definitions are all equivalent.
Notice how a datafetcher can return complex objects or lists of objects.You don't have to create a separate datafetcher for each field.The framework will take care of only returning the fields that are specified in the query.For example, if a user queries:
The previous example assumed that you could load a list of Show objects from your database with a single query.It wouldn't matter which fields the user included in the GraphQL query; the cost of loading the shows would be the same.What if there is an extra cost to specific fields?For example, what if loading actors for a show requires an extra query?It would be wasteful to run the extra query to load actors if the actors field doesn't get returned to the user.
@DgsQuerypublic List shows() //Load shows, which doesn't include "actors" return shows;@DgsData(parentType = "Show", field = "actors")public List actors(DgsDataFetchingEnvironment dfe) Show show = dfe.getSource(); return actorsService.forShow(show.getId());The actors datafetcher only gets executed when the actors field is included in the query.The actors datafetcher also introduces a new concept; the DgsDataFetchingEnvironment.The DgsDataFetchingEnvironment gives access to the context, the query itself, data loaders, and the source object.The source object is the object that contains the field.For this example, the source is the Show object, which you can use to get the show's identifier to use in the query for actors.
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