Feedback on Scrobbing, Trakt Intergration and native Api for Nuvio and hopefuly Stremio

These are some comments I posted on Reddit as responses to Albert. I shall share the last comment as it covers the vast majority of scrobbing and Trakt metadata import for upcoming watch lists for both movies and TV shows.

Alright. Very much appreciated for responding to both comments (on both posts to which I left you comments for build ease of use to users). I greatly appreciate this and respect you for taking the time to respond and read through the sentiments from eager users.

We all don't mean to overwhelm you.

Last point, I noticed on both SIMKL and WeTrakr that once imported data from (the now largely rejected) Trakt has been injested into either SIMKL or WeTrakr, the viewer metadata for shows , movies watched doesn't tally with anticipated shows or movies to be suggested as next on the watch list (by either SIMKL or WeTrakr).

(There's something that I read last night from two years back about how SiMKL Dev's are not really serious about the development of their applications - they are only in this for the money to anticipated in sponging up users from the now defunct TV-Time).

So this leaves me to point out certain pain points that have been addressed before but not adequately resolved. You are coming into a market that has longstanding users feeling somewhat mistrustful of the well intentions of developer's.

I think that as a new entrant, you now have the opportunity at hand to deliver a more meaningful application both on the website and Stremio/ Nuvio intergretions than what the market users were accustomed to having to live with. I think this is the opportunity that you have with you, the trust that users like me writing these notes of user feedback to you as a developer.

Many thanks for the time and effort you are putting in. Again, I don't mean to overwhelm you at all. Take your time, get some rest. Thank you for taking the time to respond to these comments.

Very much appreciated of you in doing so.

This was from a Reddit post by Albert linked here