Any time I upload new media recently. I understand that guidelines must be met but in one test photo I did not even show genitals and the photo still disappeared. What's stranger is that my icon pic is still the same pic that no longer shows in my media.
Any suggestions or anyone else having this issue?
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JohnJul 19, 2020[quote]Any time I upload new media recently. I understand that guidelines must be met but in one test photo I did not even show genitals and the photo still disappeared. What's stranger is that my icon pic is still the same pic that no longer shows in my media. Any suggestions or anyone else having this issue? [/quote] I don't think the issue is the media being deliberately deleted. I think there is a bug in the upload process where it doesn't complete properly and the photo is never properly cataloged. I suspect the media is still on the media server, just not properly linked to your gallery. (I've run tests and have found the media "deleted" isn't really deleted, but rather just the link to it gets deleted. It's still there on the media server) As for your profile picture, when you tag a photo to be your profile photo, a copy of it is made on the media server. Now two distinct photos exist under different file names. You can delete the the one from your gallery without effecting the profile photo. I suspect profile photos never get deleted either, but haven't tested that theory. John aka cobeachbumReactReply - J
JOriginal PosterJul 19, 2020[quote]Any time I upload new media recently. I understand that guidelines must be met but in one test photo I did not even show genitals and the photo still disappeared. What's stranger is that my icon pic is still the same pic that no longer shows in my media.Any suggestions or anyone else having this issue? I don't think the issue is the media being deliberately deleted. I think there is a bug in the upload process where it doesn't complete properly and the photo is never properly cataloged. I suspect the media is still on the media server, just not properly linked to your gallery. (I've run tests and have found the media "deleted" isn't really deleted, but rather just the link to it gets deleted. It's still there on the media server) As for your profile picture, when you tag a photo to be your profile photo, a copy of it is made on the media server. Now two distinct photos exist under different file names. You can delete the the one from your gallery without effecting the profile photo. I suspect profile photos never get deleted either, but haven't tested that theory. John aka cobeachbum[/quote] Thanks man! That makes more sense. Any work around? I hate to flood ADM with photos to approve just to have one work.ReactReply - JO
JohnJul 20, 2020[quote] Thanks man! That makes more sense. Any work around? I hate to flood ADM with photos to approve just to have one work.[/quote] I don't think there is any approval needed anymore. Photos are moderated by the membership now. Not even looked at unless there are complaints (which is hard to do when the flag process is broke). John aka cobeachbumReactReply - J
JOriginal PosterJul 20, 2020[quote]Thanks man! That makes more sense. Any work around? I hate to flood ADM with photos to approve just to have one work. I don't think there is any approval needed anymore. Photos are moderated by the membership now. Not even looked at unless there are complaints (which is hard to do when the flag process is broke). John aka cobeachbum[/quote] Thanks I guess I will wait and try again.ReactReply - PE
pennennoldeJul 28, 2020I just had the same issue; I uploaded a handful of photos last night and then this morning they were gone. Had to re-upload them. At least it's only the first time this has happened, I guess.
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JOriginal PosterSep 6, 2020Seems to be back to it. I uploaded three; one survived. I been uploading more today and regardless of where from (phone, computer), minutes later they are gone.
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TeamTrue2Sep 17, 2020[quote]Thanks man! That makes more sense. Any work around? I hate to flood ADM with photos to approve just to have one work. I don't think there is any approval needed anymore. Photos are moderated by the membership now. Not even looked at unless there are complaints (which is hard to do when the flag process is broke). John aka cobeachbum[/quote] Completely incorrect. Each photo is looked at and either approved/denied based on media TOS rules. This goes for EVERY photo whether it be profile, forum, group, etc. Do some slip through, yes of course, human error happens when a few moderators are looking at hundreds of pictures each. They are looked at though, and if they are removed it's because they did not meet the rule guidelines. Again, this is usually because it is explicit in nature, shows genitals and no face, or is a boner pic. These are the usual reasons media is denied.ReactReply - BA
BairskynSep 17, 2020Thanks for the clarity, TT2. (Your explanation should be a sticky somewhere.)
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JohnSep 17, 2020[quote] Completely incorrect. Each photo is looked at and either approved/denied based on media TOS rules. This goes for EVERY photo whether it be profile, forum, group, etc. Do some slip through, yes of course, human error happens when a few moderators are looking at hundreds of pictures each. They are looked at though, and if they are removed it's because they did not meet the rule guidelines. Again, this is usually because it is explicit in nature, shows genitals and no face, or is a boner pic. These are the usual reasons media is denied.[/quote] If this is true, more than a few slip through. I realize it's a monumental task, but you can let us help you by fixing the flag issue. John aka cobeachbumReactReply - JO
JohnSep 19, 2020[quote] Great that use have control over inappropriate pics. however in groups conversation I have noticed people can easily share very sexual pics.[/quote] That's the group moderators job. John aka cobeachbumReactReply
