Are you ever going to make watching the film or tv show a requirement for writing outlines and summaries?

Thank you. I understand that it would be very hard, if not impossible, to monitor, but if you made it a rule that people can only submit information for things they've watched, and made it so that after a set number of rule violations people can no longer contribute, people would police themselves; no-one wants to get banned. We already get badges for contributions, so you're tracking that. Would it not be possible to use the same algorithm to track the submissions that have been removed due to bad plot information? I have removed or replaced the bad plot content I have found, but since there are 3 nutcases, who have posted at least 1000 bad plots between them (mostly on the same things, so I'm deleting 2 or 3 plots per episode), correcting it all would be a full-time job. Hence my request that you have some kind of enforcement for your submission rules. It kinda feels like I'm being punished at the moment, because for moderators to make a decision on whether to delete a plot, I have to write a fairly detailed summary myself. At least if something was done about the offending contributors, it wouldn't feel quite so one sided; at the moment they're just creating work for other people, and being rewarded for it in the contributor rankings.