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\"j9rd11\"<\/a>
j9rd11<\/a> \u2013 164690<\/a><\/small><\/header>

kejsirajbek<\/a> I didn't think these were low res. I check every image in full res before uploading. Can you be more specific, so I can avoid future uploads from being labeled as low res.<\/p><\/div><\/article>","

\"kejsirajbek\"<\/a>
kejsirajbek<\/a> \u2013 164693<\/a><\/small><\/header>

j9rd11<\/a> You have 34 deleted uploads due to low quality so far. I don't think you check them all before upload. Also you have written the reason for deletion. Many of them were upscaled or clearly low quality at full resolution.<\/p><\/div><\/article>","

\"j9rd11\"<\/a>
j9rd11<\/a> \u2013 164695<\/a><\/small><\/header>

kejsirajbek<\/a> I didn't say they weren't low res, I meant I wasn't able to see they were low res.\nBesides, I'm not a picture expert. I simply cannot see visible pictures in the last 6 removed pics.\nI understand the rules. That doesn't mean it's that simple for a normie like me.\n(I do check them all)<\/p><\/div><\/article>","

\"kejsirajbek\"<\/a>
kejsirajbek<\/a> \u2013 164696<\/a><\/small><\/header>

j9rd11<\/a> I understand your point of view. Often lower resolution is higher quality then high resolution because it could be upscaled or manipulated by software or uploaded multiple times on many places on web and lost quality. Always check your wallpaper you want to upload in full resolution zoom if it does contain any noise, pixels, artefacts or color banding. If so then don't upload it.<\/p><\/div><\/article>","