User talk:Charles RB
Hi, thanks for writing the Titan comics entries for movie characters. Could you please rewrite them ? We tend to write our fiction sections as they happened (in past tense) and only reference the issue itself as part of a story link or a note about some unusual occurance within the story that needed to be pointed out. Thanks! --FFN 08:30, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
Scans?
Any chance of getting a scan of each of the Target characters from the comics? I'm really curious as to how they were rendered... plus their pages are a little light, images would spruce 'em up muchly. --M Sipher 19:02, 5 December 2007 (UTC)
Don't have a scanner atm, but I can try and do some over the holiday break. -- Charles RB, 05:37, 13/12/07 (GMT)
Scanned a group shot for Skyblast and Signal Flare's Movie entries - can't get a good enough one of Strongarm though. --Charles RB 16.51, December 20 2007 (GMT)
Copyright tags
Hi, can you use copyright tags when you upload images? We need to acknowledge images we upload legally belong to somebody. For example:
{{hastak}} for general Hasbro/TakaraTomy-owned images (character art, stock toy photos, publicity images)
{{fairuse}} for images that don't belong to Hasbro/TakaraTomy (such as fan photographs of toys)
{{comicinterior}} for comic panels
{{comiccover}} for erm, comic covers.
Thanks for doing our Movie Titan sections! It seems nobody else here has read them. --FFN 17:30, 20 December 2007 (UTC)
- Just a side note - I would suggest more discriptive filenames in the future. 'Devastator-Roche' is rather vague, since there are a few characters named Devastator and Nick Roche could draw any one of them one day. It is always preferable to state the actual continuity in the filename itself. --FFN 17:37, 20 December 2007 (UTC)
- Gotcha - I'll remember that next time. --Charles RB 19.44, 20 December 2007 (GMT)
- Another note - the Devastator scan is *far* too large. I'll have to shrink it and reupload it under a new filename anyway. I also suggest that you lower the quality of your photoshop jpegs to around 7 or 8 to keep the filesizes managable if image resolution is not the main reason for the large filesize. We generally try to keep jpeg images up to (preferrably under) 100KB if it doesn't significantly impact upon image quality, though we will accept images over the recommended size file limit of the Wikia software if the image is large and complex and needs to been seen clearly and at high resolution. Sorry if I'm rambling, thanks. --FFN 00:18, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
