Upload Feedback Thread - post here if your uploads keep getting deleted

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BMPT said in forum #442484:

Hi forum!

post #11444553
Upside-down sunk Kasumi from Blue Archive.

post #11435320
Luxurious version of Haruna from Blue Archive.

post #11444583
Backsight thigh-focused Kirino from Blue Archive. This one passed initially but somehow just got deleted.

post #11230650
Echoo's impressionism-style Clear Bliss from Umamusume. This artist did a lot this kind of stuff.

post #11310722
post #11366270
Kuba's two armed girls. Is he really from Cuba?

post #11179385
Commented version of its parent, armed girl. I don't think it's a downgraded version since artist himself posted it.

post #11305541
Eimi from Blue Archive. THIGH!

post #11129993
Birthday pic for Satsuki from Blue Archive.

post #11139181
Himari-Rio from Blue Archive.

post #11319521
Gold bikini Haruna and Fuuka from Blue Archive.

post #10757778
Christmas party of DEFY pack from Girls' Frontline.

Haven't post for quite a while so the list might be too large :( Nah they are of different themes, parodies, styles and artists so please traverse them (if you'd like to).

favgroup #53271
There's some remaining in my 'scrapyard' but the recent favourable ones are above.

post #11305541 looks really good actually, I'm kinda impressed it was ignored by the staff

Talulah said in forum #442719:

If you are not an approver you should not be giving feedback in this thread.

I thought the point of this thread was to voluntarily give feedback, ofc I'm not approver so I can't choose what does or doesn't get approved, but I'm just stating my personal opinion

Kuroeffect said in forum #442721:

I thought the point of this thread was to voluntarily give feedback, ofc I'm not approver so I can't choose what does or doesn't get approved, but I'm just stating my personal opinion

If you're not an approver (or even contributor) you don't have a good understanding of the modqueue. This should be evident enough from half your messages being some form of "I don't know, looks fine to me", which is completely unhelpful, or saying misleading things like

Kuroeffect said in forum #442712:

but I don't know if danbooru is more strict to non-web sources

This will just cause more confusion or lead people to think things that are acceptable to do are not.

Talulah said in forum #442722:

If you're not an approver (or even contributor) you don't have a good understanding of the modqueue. This should be evident enough from half your messages being some form of "I don't know, looks fine to me", which is completely unhelpful, or saying misleading things like

This will just cause more confusion or lead people to think things that are acceptable to do are not.

English is not my native language, hence the repetitive phrasing, I was just trying to provide some basic assistance to people who might be new posters, of course I know I'm not an approver or contributor, but with 600 approved posts, I'd like to think I have a decent grasp of what's acceptable, that being said, I don't want to turn this into a long argument, so I'll leave it at that

It's never really been formally codified about who can give feedback even though in practice it should really only be Approvers because they're the only ones who can guarantee approval. Lately there's been way too many unhelpful replies and bad advice that have been pushing genuine requests for feedback and Approver responses out of view. So I've updated the topic a bit.

Added for users requesting feedback:
#4 - Don't request feedback for pending posts. Posts still have a chance to be approved at any time while they're still in the modqueue.

Added for those giving feedback:
#3 - Feedback should only be given by Approvers as they are the only users who can guarantee approval.

I don't strongly mind if non-Approvers continue to give passing help in certain aspects as long as it's useful: for example, see some of the responses Blank User leaves in this topic. Otherwise, to keep the topic clean to a degree and to avoid misleading users, please don't reply if you have nothing constructive or useful to say. Even though it's a megathread, it's slightly annoying to need to scroll past non-responses like "yeah I think it's good too it should be approved" on the latest pages.

WRS said in forum #442725:

It's never really been formally codified about who can give feedback even though in practice it should really only be Approvers because they're the only ones who can guarantee approval. Lately there's been way too many unhelpful replies and bad advice that have been pushing genuine requests for feedback and Approver responses out of view. So I've updated the topic a bit.

I don't strongly mind if non-Approvers continue to give passing help in certain aspects as long as it's useful: for example, see some of the responses Blank User leaves in this topic. Otherwise, to keep the topic clean to a degree and to avoid misleading users, please don't reply if you have nothing constructive or useful to say. Even though it's a megathread, it's slightly annoying to need to scroll past non-responses like "yeah I think it's good too it should be approved" on the latest pages.

I can understand the frustration to some extent. I might have confused giving constructive feedback with just sharing personal thoughts. I appreciate your patience with this, and I'll definitely keep it in mind in the future

Kuroeffect said in forum #442726:

I can understand the frustration to some extent. I might have confused giving constructive feedback with just sharing personal thoughts. I appreciate your patience with this, and I'll definitely keep it in mind in the future

Basically, when I make comments here, I try my hardest to stay in my lane and only mention things that are basic and that any member familiar with the site could answer. Things like "upvotes don't matter" and "those posts were uploaded by a Contributor." Sometimes I'll point out non-art things like the post not having a source since that's a basic requirement and other Approvers have mentioned skipping posts based on that alone.

The way I see it, answering these questions saves Approvers' time and lets them focus on commenting on the art itself and other things only Approvers can answer (though there's still a risk of spreading misinformation, so you need to make absolutely sure you know what you're talking about and know when to back off).