Hearing of reasons for dividing into other

• I wanted to put together Netflix videos in Scrapbox.
• I wanted to have a separate page for each video I watched, with my impressions, etc. on it.
• I could have put all the videos I didn’t watch on a page called “videos I didn’t watch”.
• But I thought, “Let’s separate film from drama.”
  • Don’t start watching a movie when you think, “I have 30 minutes until the washing machine stops, so let’s watch something.”
• When I looked at movies and dramas separately, I was surprised to see what was neither a movie nor a drama.
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  • Since it was foreseeable that there wouldn’t be a significant amount, we decided that “other” would be fine.
  • If I liked reality shows and had a lot of them on my list of things to watch, I would have lumped them in as “reality shows.
• Flattened is already there, Netflix’s list of things to watch is just that.
  • So no need to do the same thing with Scrapbox.
• It is important to make a clear distinction between what is seen and what is not seen.
  • Netflix’s favorites list doesn’t tell you what you’ve seen or not seen.
  • After all, with information design, we want to be ready to get the information we need when we need it.
  • When you have 30 minutes to spare, it is important to be able to promptly find a video you have not yet seen that you can watch in 30 minutes.

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