IMDb Slenderverse idea

I remember Shadow's New Trailhead News channel. I really liked the idea and it is too bad that it has not been updated in a while.

I considered the Slendermanmythos.com site to be something to turn to (until April). Coop did something good with his site, with Slenderman Sundays, but at the same time, he did say that it was time consuming.

Based on what I've been doing with my Google+ Slenderverse account, a forum on Fanfiction, and looking at Tail's Slendy Week, I was thinking about some kind of IMDb based site that can serve as a consistently updated database on the mythos. You know, list the vlogs, rate it, comment on the quality. Basically Rotten Tomatoes style.

What do you think?

What format is good? Weebly? Blogspot? Wordpress?

It's a good idea. Basically Rotten Tomatoes, but Slenderverse only, right? But who would actually spend time to do this? It is indeed time-consuming IMHO.

I think it's a great idea! It would be time consuming, but it could also be something where the website itself could be set up, but then have creators put their own series in, put their work into their series' section, and then people could rate and comment on various parts of that series. It would basically be up to the creators to update their own sections I suppose.

I don't have any knowledge on how to set this kind of thing up, but if it is made then I will gladly contribute to the rating process as much as possible.

I like this Idea a lot! I haven't been on in a couple of months because of a film I am working on called Tears of Gold... but if this starts going I'd love to help. New Trailhead News is unfortunately going to not continue so this would be a good way to make a 'library' of shows for people to easily navigate.

I remember me and Doc had an idea like this a while ago to implement it to the forum.

I've read up on enough on designing and stuff, thanks to some of the apps I'm using in journalism class, unfortunately, I lack some of the knowledge on programming. I wonder what the Unfiction community would think of this.