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Hi All ...

 

I am new here ... And uploaded a photo at first ... then uploaded more 4 at once ... after some days ... alamy QC failed ...

This is the email alamy sent :

 

We sent this automatically so there's no one here to reply.

Hello Motasem

Unfortunately, your test submission (Media Reference OL3177735, OL3177497) has failed.

We found the following errors:

Filename                              Rejection reason

gaza-fisher-man-...oat-IMG_

3849.JPG   Number of images


We need 4 images to pass our initial quality check before you can submit more.

All images must meet our guidelines (
http://www.alamy.com/contributors/prepare) and be free from technical errors. Check all images at 100% for any flaws before uploading.

You can check the progress of your submissions in 'Track Submissions' in 'My Alamy'.

Get uploading and send us another batch.

Member Services
 
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I just can't find the exact reason to fail ... should i upload to forum to help me out ...
 
Please HELP :) ...
 
YOURS,
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So many of these newbie problems could be solved if these people would just go to the Alamy Home Page and read every word in each part of the "For Sellers" section -- twice. Yes, John M is correct; Alamy's text could use an update. But most of these repeat questions we get would be answered before they are asked. I wonder if anyone has done a YouTube video? 

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So many of these newbie problems could be solved if these people would just go to the Alamy Home Page and read every word in each part of the "For Sellers" section -- twice. Yes, John M is correct; Alamy's text could use an update. But most of these repeat questions we get would be answered before they are asked. I wonder if anyone has done a YouTube video? 

 

Alamy's next job? ;)

 

Allan

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Alamy's next job could be to translate some of the website into multiple languages.

 

Perhaps some of these newbie problems are due to the fact that English is not the newbie's first language.

 

We know that English in the West is the language of commerce, however it is relatively simple to translate a website into multiple languages.

 

46% of households in Toronto speak a language other than English at home. While English is the language of commerce in Toronto, smart Toronto businesses offer their printed documents in multiple languages upon request. They also have multilingual staff on the sales floor. Translation is cost efficient.

 

Here is the front page of the City of Toronto website complete with a Google translate option in the bottom lower left corner

 


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Alamy's next job could be to translate some of the website into multiple languages.
 
Perhaps some of these newbie problems are due to the fact that English is not the newbie's first language.
 
We know that English in the West is the language of commerce, however it is relatively simple to translate a website into multiple languages.
 
46% of households in Toronto speak a language other than English at home. While English is the language of commerce in Toronto, smart Toronto businesses offer their printed documents in multiple languages upon request. They also have multilingual staff on the sales floor. Translation is cost efficient.
 
Here is the front page of the City of Toronto website complete with a Google translate option in the bottom lower left corner
 

 

 

Sounds like a good suggestion. It would probably be relatively easy to add a Google translation box. Vancouver is now a veritable Tower of Babel as well. 

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On my iPad, I meant to press green +1 for Edo's suggestion of YouTube video covering basic info on Alamy initial submission, but accidentally hit red -1 instead.

 

If someone would hit a green +1 to cancel out my red one, I'd appreciate it - Ann

 

So many of these newbie problems could be solved if these people would just go to the Alamy Home Page and read every word in each part of the "For Sellers" section -- twice. Yes, John M is correct; Alamy's text could use an update. But most of these repeat questions we get would be answered before they are asked. I wonder if anyone has done a YouTube video?

 

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Thank you, Tony C!

 

Edo, since L.I. was bracing for 2-3 feet, the 14-18" that arrived in my area didn't seem so bad, especially since no one lost power. But it was a bit scary at blizzard's worst in middle of night, so I captured it from indoors at that point: http://bit.ly/2015BLIZZARD

 

As for fellow New Yorkers to my west - is correct that NYC civilians were out and about, rather unfazed?

 

 

It's just a flesh wound, Ann. Don't worry. ;)

 

I hope you didn't get hit too bad with the storm.

 

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EF7WY9.jpgEF7WYP.jpgEF7XP1.jpg

 

This is normal winter snow in the city. A lot of the restaurants closed, but they didn't have to. Crossing the street can be a dampening experience for socks.  Of course the young women are bouncing along as always. 

 

Thanks, Tony.

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Motasem,

 

To be clear, you now need to pick exactly 4 clean, sharp, technically perfect images and resubmit them for your first submission. 

 

You were failed because the first submission was a single image when they require four images.  The second set of four images was automatically failed with the first image because Alamy will fail all submittals waiting in the queue if just one image in the first batch fails.

 

It's a bit confusing at first but you'll get used to the rules.

 

Edit:  I'm sorry, I may be confused as well.  Did the second batch of four images also fail?  I assumed it did since they said to submit four more images.

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