Some people don’t like spoilers, and those people who want to know the ending go to that site

Bcs those breakdown/detailed summary videos automatically make everyone watch it without even give a try to the original sources at all? I know in my countries and others, this zero-sum game situation is nearly impossible, but in Japan it may not be the case….

“It argues that such acts may create a situation that allows readers to roughly understand the full story of a movie without actually watching it, reducing willingness to pay for legitimate content distribution services, and thus “seriously impacting the content industry.””

So if let’s say a film is distributed through streaming, which means it could be up for like a year or so, no one can write synopsis of that film for that time period?
Would that effectively forbid anyone from making a deep analysis or breakdown of the film as long as it still up on streaming platform(s)?

Well, considering in a Tiktok/Reels/YT shorts attention span era, this issue becomes more serious than ever. Not to mention, AI can easily crawl these summaries for free, bypassing every single content. Their actions may be exaggerated, but better safe than sorry

Me too. It doesn’t mean I can’t make a fan site or a wiki

they live on an island.