Mass-Downvotes of Attack on Titan Episodes

I would like to bring to your attention a concerning issue regarding the ratings of several episodes of Attack on Titan on IMDb. Until approximately 2-3 weeks ago, a number of episodes from the series, including 'Memories of the Future,' 'From You, 2000 Years Ago,' 'Midnight Sun,' 'Hero,' and 'Assault,' consistently held ratings of 9.9/10. However, a recent development has raised concerns within the fan community. It has come to our attention that a group present in three different social media platforms has organized a mass-downvoting campaign against Attack on Titan. This coordinated effort has successfully lowered the ratings of these aforementioned episodes to 9.8/10, and other episodes have suffered even lower ratings due to these actions.

What is particularly disheartening is that these downvotes aren't based on genuine opinions or criticisms of the series. Instead, this group is intentionally targeting Attack on Titan, potentially with the aim of prejudicing the ratings for undisclosed reasons. Upon closer examination of the affected episodes, it becomes evident that while they boast a significant number of 10/10 ratings, they have also been inundated with an influx of 1/10 and 2/10 ratings, all of which have been posted recently as part of this review-bombing campaign.

I kindly request IMDb to consider implementing a rating protection mechanism for these Attack on Titan episodes, similar to the protection granted to the 'Ozymandias' episode from Breaking Bad, which rightfully deserves its 10/10 rating and cannot be mass-downvoted any further. Such a measure would help ensure that the ratings accurately reflect the genuine opinions of viewers and mitigate the impact of coordinated efforts to manipulate them.

I believe that protecting the integrity of IMDb ratings is essential in providing a fair representation of a show's quality, and I, along with other Attack on Titan fans, hope that IMDb can address this issue promptly.

Thank you for your attention and consideration.

Sincerely,

"Vacilion"