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sorry, I just saw the two image hosts mentioned in the above description. they dont allow video files, so I guess I wll see if I can think of another way.
hi everyone, I am new. I am trying to make my first post. my sources are primarily mp4/m4s type files from redgifs that I downloaded. when I try to post, it tells I can't upload my own files, so I'm trying to upload them to some webhosts before I share but I can't find what the supported websites are. when I try to use my preferred image host (catbox.moe) I get generic error:
Failed HEAD request to URL: HTTP/2 stream 0 was not closed cleanly: PROTOCOL_ERROR (err 1)
Failed HEAD request to URL: HTTP/2 stream 0 was not closed cleanly: PROTOCOL_ERROR (err 1)
@TexasSam2002
I went through all of your activity. On 3 of them I tagged you in comments to add tags.
Note that you can't edit your own posts until level 4 so you will have to copy and paste your old answer, fix the tags and the then post the new answer.
You have had 2 of them solved by the OP (Original Poster). Those don't need tags to get solved if the OP is high enough level. The theory being, if the OP is happy, no one cares.
Those post probably would not have been solved in the normal method.
Other than the tags your answers have been good.
Welcome back from your 4 years in the wilderness.
I went through all of your activity. On 3 of them I tagged you in comments to add tags.
Note that you can't edit your own posts until level 4 so you will have to copy and paste your old answer, fix the tags and the then post the new answer.
You have had 2 of them solved by the OP (Original Poster). Those don't need tags to get solved if the OP is high enough level. The theory being, if the OP is happy, no one cares.
Those post probably would not have been solved in the normal method.
Other than the tags your answers have been good.
Welcome back from your 4 years in the wilderness.
@EphraimGadsby Thank you so much for all this information. I understand what you saying. Funny thing one person I gave him two correct answer. The first one was at a question posted yesterday he gave me the points. The second one was at a question 8 years ago old. He didn't gave me the accept. The answer is right with pictures name in brackets link of the movie 100% right answer. Now you are telling me if one person accept the answer it is possible to receive the points? It's more than 2000 points.
@Sima1234
OP means Original Poster, the person who posted the question.
This is by far the easiest way to get an answer accepted, unfortunately, it doesn't work very well.
If the OP is a low level user somebody else has to confirm the answer first before they can mark it correct.
A lot of new users hit & run i.e. once they get their answer they disappear.
For older answers, a lot of the OPs are long gone.
The auto_moderator is, as far as I know, a computerised system that uses a set of parameters to mark an answer as solved.
Two of these parameters are
1. The reputation of the answerer. I think this means that the more questions you answer correctly the higher your reputation.
Your reputation will be damaged if you answer incorrectly, don't give the answer the OP is looking for & give partial answers, etc.
2. The reputation of those who have confirmed your answer.
High level users who have a good confirm ratio i.e. they don't make lots of mistakes when confirming.
There are a lot of people who confirm without bothering to check whether an answer is full & correct, this leads to errors.
If your reputation is good enough as an answerer, I believe the auto_moderator, in some cases, will mark your answer as solved with just one confirm, assuming the confirmer also has a great reputation.
To get your answers confirmed make sure you submit them to the Confirm Thread.
If they haven't been confirmed in 5 or 6 days make sure you keep resubmitting them.
If you confirm others answers, it increases the chance that they'll confirm yours.
Just remember, don't confirm just anything.
Please read the information below, if you haven't already.
OP means Original Poster, the person who posted the question.
This is by far the easiest way to get an answer accepted, unfortunately, it doesn't work very well.
If the OP is a low level user somebody else has to confirm the answer first before they can mark it correct.
A lot of new users hit & run i.e. once they get their answer they disappear.
For older answers, a lot of the OPs are long gone.
The auto_moderator is, as far as I know, a computerised system that uses a set of parameters to mark an answer as solved.
Two of these parameters are
1. The reputation of the answerer. I think this means that the more questions you answer correctly the higher your reputation.
Your reputation will be damaged if you answer incorrectly, don't give the answer the OP is looking for & give partial answers, etc.
2. The reputation of those who have confirmed your answer.
High level users who have a good confirm ratio i.e. they don't make lots of mistakes when confirming.
There are a lot of people who confirm without bothering to check whether an answer is full & correct, this leads to errors.
If your reputation is good enough as an answerer, I believe the auto_moderator, in some cases, will mark your answer as solved with just one confirm, assuming the confirmer also has a great reputation.
To get your answers confirmed make sure you submit them to the Confirm Thread.
If they haven't been confirmed in 5 or 6 days make sure you keep resubmitting them.
Confirm thread
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If you confirm others answers, it increases the chance that they'll confirm yours.
Just remember, don't confirm just anything.
Please read the information below, if you haven't already.
The ultimate noob guide
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Hello! I'm new here. I don't understand very well how the accepting an answer works. I saw that at some solved question appears OP at some auto_moderator. Can some one tell me what does it means OP or auto_moderator. What is the difference? Which is better? Sorry for my english. Not my first language. Thanks!
@TexasSam2002
You're not formatting your answers correctly.
Please read this:
The OP needs to be able to confirm. If they're new. I think somebody else has to confirm first before they can mark it correct. A lot of new users hit & run i.e. once they get their answer they disappear. For older answers, a lot of the OPs are long gone.
The best way to get confirms is to submit your answers to the Confirm Thread.
You're not formatting your answers correctly.
Please read this:
How to correctly format & tag an NTP answer!
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The OP needs to be able to confirm. If they're new. I think somebody else has to confirm first before they can mark it correct. A lot of new users hit & run i.e. once they get their answer they disappear. For older answers, a lot of the OPs are long gone.
The best way to get confirms is to submit your answers to the Confirm Thread.
Confirm thread
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I'm not sure how this site works. I have answered a few posts with the correct responses and they never get "solved". In some cases, I have provided a lot more info than necessary because I wanted to be diligent.
Is it just a misanthropy thing, where the OP won't click solved just to mess with whoever provides an answer?
Is it just a misanthropy thing, where the OP won't click solved just to mess with whoever provides an answer?
I have a similar questions on posting videos. I've been posting them on Redgifs and using that video's url to post, but the thumbnail isn't populating. I see a blank image. Is there a better site to use or something I'm not getting as to why this is happening?
@assdreemurr69 I don't know about videos. But for images you can use postimg.cc
@michig
I don't know about saint for images. Imgur won't accept porn anymore. Try using the ones at the top of this thread.
I don't know about saint for images. Imgur won't accept porn anymore. Try using the ones at the top of this thread.
@86samaped
No, I didn't actually know the process for deleting an account as I don't think there's any available info on it.
This, despite the fact I've deleted two accounts in the past (they weren't working properly).
I do remember contacting the email address I directed you to, but I didn't get a reply.
You'd be better off posting on the staff thread rather than this one.
Have you tried this yet:
For account related issues, please contact us via:
https://account.namethatporn.com/contact
There's something there about deleting your account.
No, I didn't actually know the process for deleting an account as I don't think there's any available info on it.
This, despite the fact I've deleted two accounts in the past (they weren't working properly).
I do remember contacting the email address I directed you to, but I didn't get a reply.
You'd be better off posting on the staff thread rather than this one.
Have you tried this yet:
For account related issues, please contact us via:
https://account.namethatporn.com/contact
There's something there about deleting your account.
@EphraimGadsby
First of all, thank you for your response. Of course, I tried to remove the account from the settings page. But as you surely know, then NTP has to send you an email where you have to click a link to confirm the deletion. I thought I was clear enough.
First of all, thank you for your response. Of course, I tried to remove the account from the settings page. But as you surely know, then NTP has to send you an email where you have to click a link to confirm the deletion. I thought I was clear enough.
@86samaped
Look at the Contact section at the bottom of FAQ.
I think it's unlikely you'll get a reply.
At the risk of appearing a complete idiot, I take it you are aware that you can delete your account from the Settings page?
Look at the Contact section at the bottom of FAQ.
I think it's unlikely you'll get a reply.
At the risk of appearing a complete idiot, I take it you are aware that you can delete your account from the Settings page?
Good morning. This is already the third time I’ve asked to have my account removed, but I still haven’t received the confirmation email from NTP. Could you let me know if there’s an email address where I can send my request directly and/or explain the issue? Thank you. 86samaped
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