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The Librarian Avengers Film Rating System

on February 12th, 2012 in Avenging, Favorite Posts, Film by | 4 Comments

Dear Film industry: Your metadata is not granular enough. The MPIAA ratings G, PG, PG-13, and R do not fulfill my needs. I need information relevant to my particular disinterests. I need to know ahead of time if a movie contains elements that I consider unacceptable. I’m not talking about…

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Me, bouncing around onstage at an O’Reilly Conference

on July 28th, 2009 in Avenging, Film, Tech, Women in tech by | 2 Comments

Last week I spoke at OSCON Ignite, the evening entertainment bit of the O’Reilly Open Source Conference and the Google Awards. Talks took the traditional Ignite format of five minutes, 20 slides. Slides auto-advance after 15 seconds, ready or not. Speakers were encouraged to address their personal brand of geekery….

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New Rating System in effect

on January 27th, 2007 in Avenging, Film by | 7 Comments

I went to see Children of Men today, which was fantastic, disturbing, hopeful, and cautionary. I cried a bit, but left not resenting the movie for making me sad. Beforehand, we saw four trailers which ALL fell into the new Librarian Avengers Film Rating System. There was a Creepy Child…

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Rated B for Bad: The Librarian Avengers Film Rating System

on January 25th, 2007 in Film by | 21 Comments

Update: There is an updated version of the Librarian Avengers Film Rating System! Movie ratings suck. “Rated R” doesn’t tell me anything I need to know. I need to know if a movie contains cannibalism, synthesizers, or Jim Carrey. I need a rating system that reflects the diversity of obstacles…

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