Yes, much like in most traditional social media platforms you can set your profile to Private. Below are the steps: Log in to flickd app Click on your Profile button on the bottom right corner Tap the Settings wheel on the top right corner Tap Privacy Toggle the Private Profile button on. This will allow other users to find your profile, but they will have to send a follow request for you to approve. If your profile is private, users will only be able to see the information on your profile above the Awards section (included).

If you'd like to delete your account and data: Log in to flickd app Click on your Profile in the bottom right corner Click on the Settings wheel in the top right corner Click Account Click Delete my Account We will process your request within 30 days. You will no longer be able to access flickd and your historical data with the e-mail used.

Yes, you can import your Letterboxd Watchlist & Diary, to your flickd Watchlist and Watched list, respectively. To do this: Log in to the flickd app Click on your Profile in the bottom right corner Click on the Settings wheel in the top right corner Click Import your lists Click Import from Letterboxd Provide your letterboxd username Click Start Import We will import the lists in the background, it should be done within a few seconds, to minutes. We are working on allowing imports from other platforms like IMDb. Please e-mail us on support@flickd.co.uk if you encounter any issues or would like to request import functionality from other platforms.

We believe in creating a community of real people behind their accounts, this is why we encourage people to provide their full name. In order to preserve some anonimity we keep the last name to the first initial. It's then up to the users to decide whether to fully disclose their identity (by way of including their last name in the username) or to keep it to first name and last name initial. We believe this approach will help achieve our goals of creating a safe space for everyone to share their thoughts.

Currently, ratings are being pulled from TMDB, which powers the entire catalog database. The ratings on TMDB are on a 0-100% scale so we translated that into a 0-5 star point scale (e.g.: a 70% rating on TMDB would show as a 3.5 star rating on flickd).

Once a minimum of 100 ratings have been submitted by flickd users, their average ratings will be averaged with the TMDB average rating, and that score will be the one displayed on the page (e.g.: TMDB average rating is 70%, or 3.5 star, and flickd average rating is 4.0 star, rating displayed is 3.8 stars). In the future, we plan to have flickd user ratings as a separate score.

We are aiming to bring different types of ratings to the title pages so users can benefit from different sources of ratings they are used to. Stay tuned for more on this.

Badges come in three different colours: purple, if they're TV and film agnostic, blue for film specific awards, and pink for TV specific awards. They are automatically granted and added to your profile once you meet the criteria set. The key to most awards is how much other flickd users find your contributions consistently helpful and engaging through liking your posts and reviews, across the different genres within TV and film. We may adjust these thresholds over time or add new awards to reflect our growing user base.