| The engine would be better not doing silly things just because of a "sometimes" fetish or bad faith. It's also trivial to put all of the things you watched recently into their own subcategory in case you want to watch them again, which is in fact something that Netflix already does. It's called "Watch It Again". There's no reason to pollute recommendations for that. > I sometimes click thumbs down by accident The recommendation engine should be obeying your explicit actions, not trying to subvert them. Accidentally clicking thumbs down is an outlier action that is trivial for you to rectify on your own as soon as it happens. > or upon rewatching change my opinion. Intentionally rewatching a movie that you expressly disliked is an outlier position. > I like to rewatch movies, sometimes more than once in a month. Netflix already has a personal queue+favorites list called "My List" that you can add things to. If it has been less than a month since you last watched something, the reason you're watching it again so soon is because it's on your mind already and you don't need the recommendation engine for that. |