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TOPIC: picture approval

Created by: justnew2thisgame Original Starting post for this thread:
so we always thought that picture approval was not local. my wife and i are both on laptops. she uploaded pics and seconds later i got to approve them! if my face pics are being seen locally im going to rethink the privacy of this site

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User Details are only visible to members.	"If you can't see something because the SLS watermark covers it, it's a better idea to deny the picture for approval and to let SLS sort it out." Approve or disapprove makes no difference to me. I approve based on the content I can see (which so far, has been the entire pic). If the watermark obstructs something and I can't see it, oh well. Not my problem. Disapproving every pic would be funny in that it would overload the admins with pics to review. The downfall to that is it would either take away from their other, more important duties like keeping the site functional (lolz), or it would dramatically slow down the approval process to the point that it could take over a week for newly added pics to finally show up on your profile. "Would you feel guilty if you allowed a child's picture in the background of the user submitted picture or a child physically in the background of the user submitted picture to be approved, because the imposed SLS watermark was laid out on top of said child?" Nope. Why should I feel guilty because someone else isn't smart enough to edit their own pics before uploading them? "All of this turmoil, all because someone came up with a brainy idea "help" in the software glitching for picture processing..." Turmoil? Let's not get carried away. The watermark doesn't appear to interfere with the functionality of the approval process. And it's actually a good idea even if the execution might be a bit lacking in the eyes of other users. Me thinks there's bigger problems with the site besides a watermark. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1864 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	If you can't see something because the SLS watermark covers it, it's a better idea to deny the picture for approval and to let SLS sort it out. Would you feel guilty if you allowed a child's picture in the background of the user submitted picture or a child physically in the background of the user submitted picture to be approved, because the imposed SLS watermark was laid out on top of said child? All of this turmoil, all because someone came up with a brainy idea "help" in the software glitching for picture processing...
Bensalem PA			Username hidden (2093 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	No, it's not. And I don't think the browser matters. Chrome and Safari show the same, transparent watermark. I find it to be a little distracting, but not obstructive. Still, the point remains....if you can't see something because of the watermark, don't worry about it. Approve and move on. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1864 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	This must be browser-dependent. I am in Firefox and the watermark isn't especially obstructive.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11838 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Approve or disapprove based on what you see. If the watermark happens to hide something that violates the rules then the admins will reject it since they can view the pic with no obstructions. No big deal. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1864 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	And SLS wondered why I objected to them putting their watermark on user submitted pictures...
Bensalem PA			Username hidden (2093 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I approve pics and I'm having THE HARDEST TIME seeing backgrounds and stuff every since the logo now appears on pics to be approved. Is there anything you can do to change how we view this? I can't see if there are children's pics on the walls, sometimes can't tell what body parts are shown, etc. help. Gina
San Antonio TX			Username hidden (6065 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	^^^^^^^^^ This. vvvvvvvvvvvvv
Camillus NY			Username hidden (53 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I'm not sure that the problem is a lag between loading and actually becoming available for approval. Just logged on and it said 13 pics awaiting approval. Clicked. One pic showed up. Clicked "Approved." Then got the No More Pics message. Back to home page which now showed 14. Still no pics there. Back to home and it said 15, but still no pics. Then 16. Then 17. Then 26!! However, no pics were ever there after the first one. Whatever the problem is, the process DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY.
Fort Worth TX			Username hidden (10 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Here is what I found after some testing during a lower usage part of the day. 3 separate tests, very similar results. There is a lag of 6-7 min from the time you upload a pic and when it gets to whatever approver who is first to click after your image arrives in the approval queue. The unapproved pic counter; however, registers your upload as a new unapproved pic almost instantaneously after you upload it. So lets say the counter is showing 4 right after you upload. In those 6-7 minutes before your pic actually appears before an approver the counter is showing your image as one of the unapproved pics. The counter declines for any approvals fairly quickly, probably within 10-15 seconds. While the counter does quickly reset after the approval, the image is not available for use by the uploader for another 3-5 minutes. So long story short. It works but definitely not like it use to. There is a time lag going on from upload to approval and the counter doesn't reflect the lag. I subscribe to the watermark theory. I'd say that when the file uploads, the software opens the file, applies SLS watermark, saves with watermark and then sends into the approval Queue. It may also scan the pic for obvious issues their software can detect and/or resize it for storage size minimization as they are a business after all.
Morganton NC			Username hidden (125 post)

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TOPIC: picture approval