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Many people wonder if how they use the scoring system well, or if they score too high. First, I'd just like to say that it doesn't really matter how you use the scores, everyone scores differently, and there's nothing wrong with that, but if you'd like to start thinking about your scores more, that is why I made this.
Many of the grading systems, at least in the USA, I don't know about elsewhere, a 5 is bad while a 7 is average. Whereas on MAL a 5 is average and a 7 is good, for the ones wanting to change the way that they score, we need to remember this.
Don't be afraid to give a anime a 6 or a 7, those aren't bad scores, an 8 and above should be series or movies that you absolutely love, and have less issues with.
My rating score:
10: Masterpiece. While it might have some problems, those are so minor that they are hardly worth the mention.
9: Great/Fantastic: Great piece of anime that might have some problems or personal nitpicks that I can't ignore but still love it.
8: Very Good: Enjoyed the anime, had some more problems with it. But left me feeling satisfied in some way.
7: Good: Good, could have been better. Had some flaws; either personal issues with it or other flaws.
6: Fine: A nice little anime, enjoyed it but just didn't love it as much as I could.
5: Average: Had a lot of problems that I just couldn't ignore. But some stuff I did enjoy. Kind of meh.
4: Bad: Maybe a couple of characters I enjoyed, or some sort of character development or music or whatever I enjoyed, but the rest I didn't.
3: Very Bad: Got annoyed multiple times with the character(s) or certain scenes in the anime.
2: Horrible: Disappointed in the way that the characters, character development and/or the story happened. Might enjoy one or two things, but overall was severely disappointed.
1: Appalling: Ugh just awful. Where's the bleach?
Normally for me, I drop the 4 or below, I don't feel the urge or desire to finish a 4 or below series, but some people want or need to finish a 4 or below score, and that's fine too.
Think of an 8 that you have: Do you feel the same exact way as another 8 that you have? Do you enjoy it as much? If you feel like it's not quite, perhaps rate it a 7, if you don't feel it quite deserves an 8 anymore.
I also am a fan of the decimal system, I am very... OCD I suppose you'd say, about the decimal system, I have the decimal system on anilist.co, and that's very helpful for me, marking it just the way I want to.
Like one series might be an 8.5 and another series might be an 8.8. Or one might be an 8.0 and another series might be a 7.9, close to being an 8 but just off for some reason.
If you're someone who rates your anime as soon as you're done watching it, and then later change your score, maybe wait a day or so, don't score it, and then think about how you feel about a series or movie and then score it.
Again, there's no real right or wrong way to rate things, everyone rates things differently after all, but I figured that this might help people who want to get better at scoring and understanding their taste and likes better