Rotten Tomatoes gives everyone a voice. Films are measured out by critics and general audiences, which allows for a far more encompassing view on a film. However, the aggregator site has become a place where online trolls can abuse that power just for the sake of trying to ruin a film. We have seen plenty examples of this in the past with Marvel Studios being one of the prime targets for these online attacks.

Well, now it appears that Rotten Tomatoes has had enough of this. Recently, it has become a big issue as these trolls took out their mother’s basement-dwelling rage on Captain Marvel. The site has announced some major changes that will allow general audiences to only post their reviews after the film has been released. But that won’t be the only change. Find out what the rest are below.

In an editorial that was posted on their website today, Rotten Tomatoes said they would “launch the first of several phases of updates that will refresh and modernize our Audience Rating System.” These changes will represent the audience’s voices “accurately and authentically” while also “protecting our data and public forums from bad actors.”

Here’s more from Rotten Tomatoes:

But that isn’t the only change. As aforementioned, audiences will be locked out from commenting or reviewing a film until it is released:

This is welcomed news to those who are irritated by trolls’ efforts to ruin their experience from enjoying the movie. Not that it actually ever works considering films like Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War went on to be wildly successful hits. Look at Black Panther. Not only was it a hit commercially and critically, but it was able to bring in some major awards last night.

It’s funny to think that Rotten Tomatoes just left the door open all this time. But at least now they know they have to close the door.