Quoted phrases in these summaries were written by the model. They are not a saved archive of posts.
What gets a point
Each title is judged on the same ten questions. A High on a question adds 10 to the raw score. A Moderate adds 5. A Low adds nothing.
raw = High × 10 + Moderate × 5
The published result is that raw score plus a label. Low is under 30. Moderate is 30 to 60. High is above 60. An internal sort key is calculated from the raw score and is not shown.
The ten questions
- 1 Forced diversity Quota-driven or contrived casting perceived as disconnected from story needs.
- 2 Social justice messaging Overt activism themes, speeches, or advocacy-heavy subplots.
- 3 Gender role reversals Deliberate inversion of traditional gender norms, including hyper-competent or inept tropes.
- 4 Anti-white viewpoints Portrayals of white people or the West as systemic oppressors or moral villains.
- 5 Focus on homosexuality Disproportionate LGBTQ+ emphasis versus incidental inclusion.
- 6 Marxist sympathies Class-struggle romance, anti-hierarchy, or collectivist framing.
- 7 Anti-capitalism Markets or corporations as the primary villain, or an anti-profit moral frame.
- 8 Victimhood narratives Identity defined by oppression or trauma rather than agency.
- 9 Historical revisionism Rewriting history to fit a present-day frame, including anachronistic values.
- 10 Anti-traditional Undermining family, Christian, or other traditional norms as a theme.
What this site is not
- It is not a live export of posts from X.
- It is not a scene-by-scene review of the work.
- Opening a page does not run a new judgment. The date on a show page is when that judgment was made.
How the homepage is split
The page opens on the highest raw scores, then on recent Low judgments, then on the full ranking. Latest is the eight most recent judgments that are not already on the newcomers chart. The ranking can be filtered by title or alternate name. Newcomers are titles added from an approved chart batch.