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Superman Reimagined...

I wanted to post my review of your edit on the site, and even Ollie W's Superman Part II, but the IFDB site doesn't show me a way to post it. Any reason for this?
 
Neglify said:
Maybe you're making a joke, but I'm pretty sure I said to you after I previewed it that I wouldn't watch the final cut if you kept the terrible ending.
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If you read your pm to me, you will find that you didn't make such a statement, only that you didn't like how it ended.

But more importantly: Art doesn't always follow one's own preference. If you don't like a certain interpretation or an ending, that's fine. That shouldn't prevent you from posting a review.:)
 
MWRK said:
I wanted to post my review of your edit on the site, and even Ollie W's Superman Part II, but the IFDB site doesn't show me a way to post it. Any reason for this?
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It's easy. Go to any ifdb fanedit listing. Go to the "Reviews" tab. Click "Add new Review".
 
TM2YC said:
It's easy. Go to any ifdb fanedit listing. Go to the "Reviews" tab. Click "Add new Review".
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If a regular poster like MWRK didn't figure it out, it's probably even more difficult for newbies. Maybe it would be more intuitive, if the button "Add new review" were visible for all viewers, signed in or not.

And when the "not-signed in" click on it, a window could appear telling them that they need to sign in, with the possibility to do it in that window right away.
 
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