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Solution for duplicated albums

As we all know, some albums, despite containing exactly the same songs, are sometimes treated as completely separate albums in this application. This issue has occurred in my case, for example, the song „We don’t trust you” appears in my listening history as having been played for 44 minutes on one version of the album and 200 minutes on another. Manually correcting all duplicate albums would undoubtedly be a challenging task for the developers. To address this, I suggest introducing a feature that allows users to report duplicate albums. By clicking a dedicated button on an album, users could flag it as a duplicate. If a large number of users report the same issue, the report could be forwarded to the developers for review. Another option would be to implement a community-driven system. Instead of sending the report directly to the developers, users (who listened to each album) could vote on whether the duplicate report is accurate by using a thumbs up or thumbs down. If the majority agree that the albums are duplicates, the system could automatically merge the listening statistics for those albums and songs.

zmkmk 21 days ago

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Feature Request 💡

Subject: Suggestion: Retaining Past Listener Records in Stats.fm

Dear Stats.fm Team, I truly appreciate how stats.fm tracks top listeners and awards records (gold, silver, bronze) for artists. However, I’ve noticed an issue that could be improved: once a user loses their ranking as a top listener, the medal disappears. This makes it feel as if the achievement was never earned, even though it was valid at the time. Would it be possible to keep past records visible while also displaying the timeframe in which they were achieved? For example, instead of removing a platinum or gold listener medal, the app could show: "You were a platinum listener for [Artist] from [Start Date] to [End Date]." This way, users can still see their past achievements without losing them entirely. This would make the experience more rewarding and fair—after all, an earned milestone should remain part of a listener’s history, much like how an award like an Oscar is never revoked once given. It also adds a nostalgic and motivating element to the app, allowing users to track their journey as dedicated fans. I believe this small change would greatly improve user experience and make stats.fm feel even more personal and meaningful. I’d love to see this implemented! Thanks for continuously enhancing the app. Best regards Thank you!

Anita 16 days ago

Feature Request 💡

Subject: Suggestion: Album & Genre-Based Records in Stats.fm

Dear Stats.fm Team, I love the way stats.fm tracks listening habits and awards records (gold, silver, bronze) for being a top listener of an artist. However, I think expanding this feature to albums and genres would make the experience even more engaging and rewarding for users. Many music lovers are deeply attached to specific albums, replaying them just as much—if not more—than an artist's entire catalog. Recognizing listeners who stream an album obsessively with the same record system would be a fantastic addition. It would provide an extra layer of personalization and competition, giving users even more incentive to track their listening habits. Similarly, genre-based records would be an exciting way to highlight those who consistently listen to and champion specific genres. It would allow users to see how their music tastes define them and create a more immersive experience within the app. Introducing album and genre-based records wouldn’t just enhance engagement but would also encourage users to explore their listening habits in new ways. It could make the stats.fm experience even more addictive and meaningful for fans who are passionate about specific albums or genres. I’d love to see this feature implemented in the future, and I’m sure many other users would appreciate it too! Thank you for continuously improving stats.fm and making music tracking so enjoyable. Best regards

Anita 16 days ago

Feature Request 💡