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This is related to one of the above posts, so I apply my comment here too:
"...Yes, I think the multiday entries must be stopped and the existing ones must be divided in single day sections. Moreover, for big festivals with more than one stage on the site, even the single day entries should be divided per stages.
Years ago, I've developed a really clean system for adding festivals in concert data-bases like this. I would share it here if the hosts demonstrate willingness to tidy this archive up." -
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Yes, I think the multiday entries must be stopped and the existing ones must be divided in single day sections. Moreover, for big festivals with more than one stage on the site, even the single day entries should be divided per stages.
Years ago, I've developed a really clean system for adding festivals in concert data-bases like this. I would share it here if the hosts demonstrate willingness to tidy this archive up. -
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Starting “The Big Clean” now!
This is a really big project and is going to consist of a bunch of small projects to make sure things stay cleaner and more standardized in the future.
And a lot of it will be behind the scenes so don’t be surprised if you aren’t seeing much happening.
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Only two days since I'm scanning the data base and yes, there are many duplicates. I hope the hosts of this web place want it be tidied up. I think, it is about 20% maybe more of the concert numbers should be down.
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The stats for audience per a band and per a venue is the top feature of this site.
Adding fellows to a gig record is a great feature in this connection. Unfortunately, I'm not going to use it with the e-mail requirement.
I realize that the e-mail proves the existence of somebody and prevents adding numerous phantom spectators just to increase the audience of a certain band. No matter of that, I don't want my fellows to be attacked by e-mail with various invitations which is probably the main purpose of that feature.
Instead, I can suggest adding an option within proved serious user accounts to register, let say, up to 5 fellows with nicknames and avatars (I mean not as a separate new accounts but as a group of friends within a proved account). So, when in a gig page and click on this feature, it opens a list with your registered fellows to be selected. This will increase the value of the stats as well as the joy of using the site and keeping record for your friends and relatives along with yours.