I don't know about the unverified-only being a good metric either. People who would've used the site but now get notifications won't use the site anymore. All we can safely say is "real" number if somewhere between 56.2 and 96.6. One would assume closer to 56.2, but we'd need a sense of how to weight the scores.

Probably better to just consider RT numbers completely useless than trying to correct them somehow.

Edit: But comparing the pull scores to other movie's pull scores is still useful.

I don't know about the unverified-only being a good metric either. People who would've used the site but now get notifications won't use the site anymore. All we can safely say is "real" number if somewhere between 56.2 and 96.6. One would assume closer to 56.2, but we'd need a sense of how to weight the scores.

Probably better to just consider RT numbers completely useless than trying to correct them somehow.

Edit: But comparing the push scores to other movie's push scores is still useful.

I don't know about the unverified-only being a good metric either. People who would've used the site but now get notifications won't use the site anymore. All we can safely say is "real" number if somewhere between 56.2 and 96.6. One would assume closer to 56.2, but we'd need a sense of how to weight the scores.

Probably better to just consider RT numbers completely useless than trying to correct them somehow.