lwin wrote:
>>1. .. But if new infos get added to the db, which are incomplete, I think it
>>is better to answer/post directly.
Don't take my post personally. alec made his appeal at a very hidden point.
I only wanted to bring it to attention.
lwin wrote:
>>What is posted is posted and can be found here.
Problem is only to keep track on all this info.
lwin wrote:
>>I don't believe in the "perfect" post.
Neither do I. But we all can try to post as good as possible, which makes it
easy to handle for alec.
lwin wrote:
>>To make alecs work easier there could be an template for additions.
Good idea, if you have a programmer at hand, which write the code for free !grin!
lwin wrote:
>>>2....Not mentioned in the FAQ is that also works.
FAQ 3.3:
The easiest way to create clickable links is by placing web addresses inside
a pair of angle brackets, thus: !grin!
lwin wrote:
>>3.When everything is cleared up and others made their addition - it is no
>>>problem to create an entry worthy post and to suggest an add.
Okay, but it would be way easier for all to see a single pic of the performer.
lwin wrote:
>>Full videothumbnails are great, IMO.
I like them too.
lwin wrote:
>> This doesn't mean that you can't do single screenshots later. Complete
>>thumbnails allow others to identify the set, other actors (including male
>>actors which allow a search on iafd), all scenes and so on. Finding correct
>>covers relies on shots that include the set.
Yes, but often you can't see all actors/actresses very good at the thumbs.
Only one good pic of each performer, is way easier to handle, then
a huge thumbnail-pic.
lwin wrote:
>>IMO there is a discussion first.
Yes, but the discussion needs input (caps) from the OP. He has seen the film.
Then can start the discussion about the unidentified performers.
lwin wrote:
>>If something looks addworthy someone could add a String like "Add: that
>>stupid movie" and provide selected screenshots.
If a film is provided, it will normally added to the db, as I have seen so far,
even there are some xnk's in it.