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Posted on: 04/23/14 12:19AM
do gifs also count as screencaps if they contain a part of an anime or smth (like this gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=2238497)?
Posted on: 04/23/14 12:56AM
Terms of Service said:
Screen captures: Screen captures are not allowed unless given exception due to work in compiling said screen shot.
Screen captures: Screen captures are not allowed unless given exception due to work in compiling said screen shot.
Generally this means that animated GIFs are exempt from the rule, though they will still be removed if they are low quality or pointless.
Multiple screencaps that have been stitched together to display a camera pan are also exempt for the same reason.
Posted on: 05/13/14 12:06AM
What happen? I upload an image but it become 2 images. [post #2260837 & post #2260838]
Is possible to delete lowest score image? [post #2260837]
Is possible to delete lowest score image? [post #2260837]
Posted on: 05/13/14 12:21AM
We will always keep the highest-quality, newest version regardless of any other factors. Quality and time are literally the only factors that go into determining which version to keep. Score does not play into this at all.
The lowest-scored version happens to have been uploaded first, so it's the one we will keep.
The lowest-scored version happens to have been uploaded first, so it's the one we will keep.
Posted on: 06/14/14 10:17AM
Why this image before and after uploaded is different?
before (on thumbnail)
postimg.org/image/j2uewckar/
after
gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=2295338
and when 'save as..' it appear as original (before).
What's happen?
Thanks for answer.
before (on thumbnail)
postimg.org/image/j2uewckar/
after
gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=2295338
and when 'save as..' it appear as original (before).
What's happen?
Thanks for answer.
Posted on: 06/14/14 11:11AM
It's not the exact same image, it's a sample image of what you uploaded. (Due to it's large size)
To see the exact image you uploaded; click "original image" or go to My account/options and click the "resize images" box.
The image you uploaded is here: simg2.gelbooru.com//image...21b3f835c6b942629a807.png
Edit: It may be a weird PNG effect.
To see the exact image you uploaded; click "original image" or go to My account/options and click the "resize images" box.
The image you uploaded is here: simg2.gelbooru.com//image...21b3f835c6b942629a807.png
Edit: It may be a weird PNG effect.
Posted on: 06/14/14 11:14AM
Danbooru and Gelbooru used to have a tag for images that do things like this. Sometimes the things are even browser specific. Usually only working on Internet Explorer.
This one seems to work on all of them. Its a fun thing. I guess in this case its a resolution thing.
This one seems to work on all of them. Its a fun thing. I guess in this case its a resolution thing.
Posted on: 06/14/14 11:47AM
jedi1357 said:
The image you uploaded is here: simg2.gelbooru.com//image...21b3f835c6b942629a807.png
The image you uploaded is here: simg2.gelbooru.com//image...21b3f835c6b942629a807.png
Anti_Gendou said:
Sometimes the things are even browser specific. Usually only working on Internet Explorer.
Sometimes the things are even browser specific. Usually only working on Internet Explorer.
It not work on me. Even click "original image" I see miku, not BRS.
but Thanks for clearly answer again.
Posted on: 08/29/14 06:14PM
1. Should I flag images with scaling artefacts?
2. Should I flag images with even the minimal jpeg artefacts?
2. Should I flag images with even the minimal jpeg artefacts?
Posted on: 08/29/14 06:56PM
elGrande said:
1. Should I flag images with scaling artefacts?
1. Should I flag images with scaling artefacts?
If it's very noticeable that the image has been upscaled, then yes.
If it's because the image has been downscaled, no, unless the full-size version is already on the site.
2. Should I flag images with even the minimal jpeg artefacts?
Only if the JPEG artifacts are very clearly visible.
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