The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group discussion

Its slowly dawned on me that, as fans of thrillers/mystery/crime novels (not just fans comprising this 'group' but fans throughout Goodreads) we have been remiss in our loyalties.

We talk about these books at length--but have we even done basic diligence to make sure that the books are represented properly on this website?

I think what we all --each of us--might do, is to browse through all our own personal book shelves and identify any thriller/mystery/crime novel which--on its Goodreads pages--lacks a bookcover, lacks a book synopsis, has improper author info, or any other kind of presentational error.

Doesn't this make eminent good sense? Isn't it the right thing to do? I mean, every time I visit a page like that of one of my favorite thrillers (like, The Viking Process) and see a complete omission of plot-summary--what kind of fan am I?

Who agrees with me that we ought to help rectify this situation. Where do you stand?

No one is interested in doing the right thing? Really?