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{{{icon|[[File:Information.svg|25px|alt=Information icon]]}}} Hi, <noinclude>Example</noinclude><includeonly>{{safesubst:<noinclude />BASEPAGENAME}}</includeonly>. One or more files you have uploaded appear to have been captured by aiming a camera at a screen. This type of capture, known as a potato capture, is generally not accepted on AVID for quality control reasons save for certain exemptions such as being of exceeding rarity or existing in a medium that is difficult or impossible to obtain clean captures from (i.e. pachinko machines or old smartphones). If possible, please try to take direct screen captures of the logo/ID/etc.. The captures in question have been replaced or deleted for now, but if you would like some advice on how to better capture logos, feel free to message me or one of our other experienced users on their talk page. Thank you! |
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Latest revision as of 23:25, 6 March 2023
Hi, Example. One or more files you have uploaded appear to have been captured by aiming a camera at a screen. This type of capture, known as a potato capture, is generally not accepted on AVID for quality control reasons save for certain exemptions such as being of exceeding rarity or existing in a medium that is difficult or impossible to obtain clean captures from (i.e. pachinko machines or old smartphones). If possible, please try to take direct screen captures of the logo/ID/etc.. The captures in question have been replaced or deleted for now, but if you would like some advice on how to better capture logos, feel free to message me or one of our other experienced users on their talk page. Thank you!
