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So this is a avatar I would like to use. But it won't let me, and I'm confused. Some help, please?
<img class="img-fluid" src="webkit-fake-url://A90EECA4-9F3D-4D3C-8C7A-17A50AF8C600/imagejpeg">
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So this is a avatar I would like to use. But it won't let me, and I'm confused. Some help, please?
<img class="img-fluid" src="webkit-fake-url://A90EECA4-9F3D-4D3C-8C7A-17A50AF8C600/imagejpeg"> |
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Dagger Pack said:
So this is a avatar I would like to use. But it won't let me, and I'm confused. Some help, please?
<img class="img-fluid" src="webkit-fake-url://A90EECA4-9F3D-4D3C-8C7A-17A50AF8C600/imagejpeg">
The link won't work, but is it 300x300? :) |
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IDK, its a sketch I did. I credited everything. With the (c) and stuff. But I don't know how to check it's size. Is that a feature in the gallery app? |
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Hmm, I think I followed the crediting rules, my avatar being my own art but I didn't upload it onto my DA page to avoid unnecessary clutter(And I would be ashamed to have it shown there to be honest). Despite the proper(?) crediting, my avatar was removed. And finding this specific guide required a lot of scrolling, searching and scrolling. |
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Just a quick question. If you have this app where you create an animal or something and you can upload the photo of it onto deviantart or something else, can you use it as a adoptable? Even if the original thing is from an app? |
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I'm pretty sure someone already asked this but can I use a picture from wolfplay, like a oc I made in the custom maker? If so how would I credit it? |
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Team Jacob - you would just credit Wolfplay. :) |
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Hi, if you made a picture yourself. Put (C) and your own pack number in Bright colors on the image in red and the work is 100% yours.
How can you suddenly get your avatar removed the next morning with the text, and I quote " That was a very nice picture that you made. But it didn´t follow our crediting rules. Please see the Game Guide for info on how to credit images" end of quote. Instead of your image.
I followed the crediting <span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"> If the photo is all yours, you can just put (c) and your pack name and/or ID as the credit.
I did that but it still got removed. I am really confused. I drew the crediting (the (C) and pack number) when I was drawing in Photoshop. Should I have used the Text tool when crediting? I totally understand that you must be cautious of who makes what, but I followed the crediting word by word. I made the credit clear and in bright red.
"Make sure that it is visible AND large enough so anyone looking at the image can easily see that proper credit is given to the artist of whose work you have used to get to your final product. Game moderators will be checking that images used fall under the correct license for Creative Commons or in artist's notes - that is why it is important to give credit. If we find that your image tagged torn your wolf does not fall under the above stated guidelines, we will remove the image in question.
Please do not hesitate to ask a moderator if you are unsure about whether the artwork you are using is okay to post to account- all of us are here to help."
So what did I do wrong? Please tell me so that I can fix it. |
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Gangsta - It'd be much appreciate if you could show us the avatar in question. We don't remember all the couple hundred avatars that was reset this week. |
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