Community
Help fill the stacks
The catalog becomes authoritative through review, and fan interpretation gets a visible home of its own. Contributions start structured: a title, an edit, a connection. Open discussion follows once moderators can support it.
Submissions are not open yet. The forms below show exactly what will be asked, so you can gather a source in advance. They switch on with the Community release, together with bot protection and a moderation queue. Nothing typed here is sent anywhere.
What happens to a submission
- 1You submit
- 2Automated checks and duplicate screening
- 3Moderation queue
- 4Source review
- 5Approve, ask for revision, reject or merge
- 6Published revision, with your credit
Pending changes stay apart from the public catalog and its search. You will see your submission's status and the reviewer's reason. The original suggestion, the reviewer's action and the published revision are all kept, so changes can be rolled back and decisions appealed.
Who does what
- Visitors
- browse and share, no account needed
- Members
- submit and keep lists
- Trusted contributors
- help triage
- Editors
- verify records
- Moderators
- manage discussion
- Administrators
- manage access and operations
Sharing and lists
Every entry has a Copy link button that works without signing in, and search results keep their filters in the address. Share links load no tracking widgets.
With the Community release: read, watched, played and want-to-try lists, custom lists, private by default, optional public profiles and CSV or JSON export.
Later: entry discussion with evidence and spoiler tags, themed public lists, opt-in notifications and missing-record collection drives. Accepted, well-sourced contributions are recognized; there will be no leaderboard that rewards volume.
Before you contribute
Read the contributor guide and community rules: civility, original summaries, sourcing, spoilers, attribution and what permission you give the site to display and edit what you send.