Problem: Some source titles exist twice in the database, mostly because they were a book that was then turned into a film. If you, for example, search for Minority Report (movie), you'll find no predictions. But Minority Report (literature) does have one.
Solution: If you search for a source title and there is an identical source title of different source type, display a note in the search results indicating the number of predictions the other source has attributed to (if more than 0), linking to said source title.
Like so: "You'll find 1 more prediction in Minority Report (literature)"
Problem: Some source titles exist twice in the database, mostly because they were a book that was then turned into a film. If you, for example, search for Minority Report (movie), you'll find no predictions. But Minority Report (literature) does have one.
Solution: If you search for a source title and there is an identical source title of different source type, display a note in the search results indicating the number of predictions the other source has attributed to (if more than 0), linking to said source title.
Like so: "You'll find 1 more prediction in Minority Report (literature)"