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  • ID: 2220585
  • Uploader: Stan Miller »
  • Date: over 9 years ago
  • Size: 126 KB .jpg (1075x1518) »
  • Source: twitter.com/soregasiya/status/679666064519659520 »
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  • firechikara
    over 9 years ago
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    Say, I know Pixiv is priorized before Twitter when it comes to post relationship but seeing this one is better drawn (revision tag?) and is more recent, shouldn't it be considered as the parent one?

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    Stan Miller
    over 9 years ago
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    firechikara said:

    Say, I know Pixiv is priorized before Twitter when it comes to post relationship but seeing this one is better drawn (revision tag?) and is more recent, shouldn't it be considered as the parent one?

    No. The original pages from Pixiv are considered parents because it is exactly that, the original and earliest version of the images.

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    Gollgagh
    over 9 years ago
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    Most of the time, we have the most finished version of a given image as the parent, though.

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    Stan Miller
    over 9 years ago
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    Gollgagh said:

    Most of the time, we have the most finished version of a given image as the parent, though.

    Yeah, I don't understand that.
    Why would the most finished version of an image considered "parent" in a post relationship?
    All the children should come from the parents, not the other way around.

    In the Parent and Child Posts Guidelines (which I just read for the first time 5m ago), it said:

    Choosing the Best Parent

    The Parent post should be considered in this order:

    Most Original, as opposed to confirmed derivatives.
    Most Exploitable variation of the post for creating derivatives.
    Most Complete, as opposed to cropped posts.
    Highest Resolution.
    Cleanest, containing the least watermarking.

    The most original is clearly on top of that list.
    It doesn't matter if the image is from Pixiv or wherever, the most original image is always the parent. (In this situation at least. The post relationship is entirely different when it comes to duplicates though, from what I understand.)

    Updated by Stan Miller over 9 years ago

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    Gollgagh
    over 9 years ago
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    I don't personally care either way, but it might be worth making a forum thread about to try to get it unified.

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    firechikara
    over 9 years ago
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    Yeah, if we can clarify that 'cause like Gollgagh said, I've seen many times the latest as the parent.

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    Stan Miller
    over 9 years ago
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    Well, after asking around the forum, I see that making the revisions the parent is more reasonable, so I will do so from now on.

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    firechikara
    over 9 years ago
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    Alright, thanks for asking around.
    Will do the same if I encounter the same thing.

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