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Thank you for your help updating the Rotten Tomatoes scores! If I could make one small suggestion, it would help if you also update the "access date" in the citation to the date that you checked the website (in other words: today's date). This way it's easy for readers to keep track of how recently the score was checked and updated. Thanks again, and feel free to leave me a message if you have any other questions. -- Secundus Zephyrus ( talk) 00:29, 18 August 2020 (UTC)
- Piggy backing on that comment, this edit says Grease 2 currently has a 36% on Rotten Tomatoes. At any point in the future -- years or mere seconds after your edit -- the score could change and the article would be saying something which is inarguably false. Heck, before your edit it wrongly stated the score was, at that moment, 37%. An "as of date" fixes that, telling the reader this is what the score was at one point and how old that info is.
- If a reader looked deeper into your version, it told that that the score reported was from April 27, 2018, which it certainly was not. Correcting the "accessed" date fixes that.
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This correction tells the reader the movie had a score of 36% in October of 2020. If they dig a bit further, it gives the exact day. Two seconds or two years from now, that information will still be true. - SummerPhD
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- You are still updating Rotten Tomatoes scores (good) without updating the access date (bad) [1] [2]. Please update the access date whenever you update the associated information. Thank you. Grandpallama ( talk) 01:18, 17 November 2020 (UTC)
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