No, I think that would create one giant keyword and that is pretty bad.

Ok, i get it.

but, just for example:

I have 200 keywords for a particular film, and wants to added to the film, it was exhausting if done one by one.

Hi WongKentir,

We don't usually want that kind of volume for keywords, typically I would recommend to choose the top 20 most relevant tops. 200 for a single movie is likely to have someone come along after and delete most of them.

Ok Travis, i understand.

How about keywords that have the same name? I couldn't find hit report there.

Such as: https://www.themoviedb.org/keyword/220471-dragon/movie , https://www.themoviedb.org/keyword/220473-dragon/movie, and this official https://www.themoviedb.org/keyword/13030-dragon/movie.

Those will be fixed shortly. I am working to get to cleaning up keywords soon.

@WongKentir: And try to avoid spoilers.

Those will be fixed shortly.

Good news. :)

it would be easy to split comma-separated list of keywords. Where is the repo and I can do it please?

@EmmanuelSimond said:

it would be easy to split comma-separated list of keywords. Where is the repo and I can do it please?

"split comma-separated list of kewords"

"repo"

what?

so we could input a list of keywords at once

"repo" is where the source code of this open-source website is. So we can contribute to enhance some functionalities.

@softpillow said: "split comma-separated list of kewords"

split means separate the items of a list.

keyword1,keyword2,keyword3 becomes 3 separate keywords

Adding them separately might be slower, but this way you can actually see which keywords are already in the system and avoid creating unnecessary duplicates.

HI there, right, this been said,looks like the duplicate-check is already implemented.

There should be a trim or maximum length too. There are soo many too long keywords in the database. Actually, some people input whole sentences as keyword !!!!! How can we trim them?