Originally posted by gr8photos: open up the photo. if there is one, it's underneath the photo in bright red text. you can't miss it. check out disappearing act as an example.
But I mean: how do I do this on my own photo?
When I view my current photo, I am not taken to the usual voting page where the administrative note would be displayed. I am instead taken to a somewhat different screen that tells me that this is my photo and I can't vote on it.
I guess I was just wondering if there actually was an administrative note for my photo, would it appear here as well as on the voting page for other users?
* This message has been edited by the author on 8/21/2002 12:19:51 PM.
Originally posted by sohr: Originally posted by gr8photos: [i]open up the photo. if there is one, it's underneath the photo in bright red text. you can't miss it. check out disappearing act as an example.
But I mean: how do I do this on my own photo?
When I view my current photo, I am not taken to the usual voting page where the administrative note would be displayed. I am instead taken to a somewhat different screen that tells me that this is my photo and I can't vote on it.
I guess I was just wondering if there actually was an administrative note for my photo, would it appear here as well as on the voting page for other users? [/i]
Administrative notes are for the purpose of letting the voter know that a photo has been reviewed and that there are no illegal edits to the image. If you need this on your photo, send a note to drew and he will review your request :)
If you ever want an administrator's note, you need to send your image title as well as proof that your photo was acheived legally, preferably at least an image with exif data and a list of postprocessing edits.
