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gestroud: Muchos gracias!

kowai: Thanks for your idea! The only problem is that a rating system wouldn’t really work for me, because I approve of all the film’s I review. However, instead of a five star rating system I should maybe think about a rating system that separates the masterpieces from the merely good stuff.

Thank you very kindly, Rivot! I may try that out, although I’m already familiar with Paul Gosicki’s plugin (https://paulgoscicki.com/projects/wp-movie-ratings/), which essentially does the same.

What I really want is a plugin that can retrieve select credit info. from IMDB so that I don’t have to manually type that info in every time I write a review. Gosicki has said that he plans to implement that ability in some future version of his plugin.

jwurster: Thanks! I wish I could take credit for the theme. I just got rid of the wallpapers and tweaked the banner a bit.

I already have “Another WordPress Meta Plugin” installed and am in the process of adding meta tags to my back posts. But I thought I read somewhere that if there are too many meta tags Google’s spider will ignore them. Is this true?

faustina: Thanks! I hope you like the reviews.

I was thinking of centering the title on the banner. Do you think that would be an improvement?

Also, I wanted to create meta tags for each post so that when someone searches for, say, “Caddyshack” somewhere in Google’s results a link to my review will show up. Is this feasible, or will too many meta tags signal Google’s bot to ignore me?

Thanks for your thoughts. I’ve been through at least a dozen themes since starting the blog last year, though for most of that time I used Regulus. Then I came across Vistered and knew I had to have it. I like the way each review is encapsulated in its own little graphic bubble.

Can you tell if the meta tags are ok?