Staff thread. Ask. Suggest. Get info.

@Diddi97 Just like@onesreg said, you need to submit an image url and can't upload an image file. However, you can use tinypic.com to make an url for your image and then submit that url here.

@Diddi97 you must submit an url, read above:

"To make new posts, insert URL to an imagefile or supported tubesites's videolink here.."

You can't upload.

Use desktop device, that's real thing

Hello

How can i upload a photo from my phone instead of submiting an url. I have got a screenshot from a video that i would like to upload, how do i do that?

Thank you

Hello

How can i upload a photo from my phone instead of submiting an url. I have got a screenshit from a video that i would like to upload, how do i do that?

Thank you

whos ass is in that pic?

@Operator We've got spammers using URL shorteners: Chlochlochloe, Eveeveevelyn, and sososofia

@L1bru5 ,@bigzepper asked this question two days ago:

Is it acceptable for an answer to simply contain a link to a previous instance of that question that has been correctly answered, or should name, title, reference link etc. always be included?

This was@Don 's response:

At least a tagged name/movie should be there along with SURL reference. (Exception is given to some older answers). But as always the goal should be to provide the best answer possible for any given media, so the more details you include, the better.

Older answers like the one you gave, then, are acceptable. Many users, myself included, have been answering questions with SURLs (short URLs) for years and they have always been accepted.@Operator and@Don assured me that I wouldn't have to go back and change hundreds of answers when recently some of them had been declined. But to reiterate@Don 's point, the best practice now is to include tags with a SURL reference.

@Operator - pretty sure someone asked this already but, are answers like this acceptable? I myself would put in a little more effort. Even copy/pasting/editing the info in the "answered" link would be so easy...

Where can I find this video?

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@gricnime Definitely not allowed. Thanks for reporting, and please do flag similar instances in the future. URL shortening services are 99% of the time only used to either serve abusive ads and/or to get around spam filters by known offenders, as it hides the original domain.

There might be legitimate uses for it, but we prefer transparency over that. People should be able to see where they are going.

@Hidden User

Not a bug, it's disabled. We took away the ability to change your vote, since a portion of users decided it's worth to click the upvote button thousands of times to get +1 point for click. Which hurt the sites performance. We'll see if we can bring it back in a way that doesn't cause unnecessary load on the server, but it's not high on our priority list.

I can't undo a downvote, is it a bug? Even if click upvote it does not change anything... I am using android phone

I have noticed that more then few members use add links to post a link to a video, i have also noticed that a lot of other members actually confirm such answers. Do you allow such links? I tried few of them and they all want you to disable your add blocker and get sent to god knows what site with god knows what kind of download. Seems the links do go to a working file host, still, we ask for working streaming video, not download links and even those download links dont need to have adds. Do we report such posts?

Auto.msg.: ntp.so/ - dead link Auto.msg.: ntp.so/ - dead link Auto.msg.: ntp.so/ - dead link

@bigzepper

At least a tagged name/movie should be there along with SURL reference. (Exception is given to some older answers). But as always the goal should be to provide the best answer possible for any given media, so the more details you include, the better.

@clueless_pornster

No loss of points in your case, originally there would've been, but we changed it because of the exact scenario you described. If there's a loss of points it will be shown in the activity log.

@NinNin

Legal issues with the domain, so references to that were removed to avoid any possible problems.

@Operator Is it acceptable for an answer to simply contain a link to a previous instance of that question that has been correctly answered, or should name, title, reference link etc. always be included?

@Operator I confirmed this post about a year ago when the video was working. It hasn't been marked as correct and now the video provided isn't working anymore. I have a thumbs down on my profile for confirming answer with broken video link, so does that mean I loss points?

Where can I find this video?

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@Operator I see a "Blocked URL" message for yespornplease links. I'm not sure what this means.

Porn star name and scene

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Where can I find this video?

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@Operator
Apologies - I do mean answers, not posts.
Will I always be restricted to 5 answers a day, or will I be able to answer more posts as my levels increase?

@noname234 Since you are asking this from staff thread. We really cannot comment on this, as it is third party website. Most probably the video is dead and shows you random content instead.

@lillostpenguin As the first one is answered, the list of supported is in the help. They include all the major ones. And support means, it needs to have SSL and other support stuff. Its not easy process, so not all the tube sites are supported.

There is no list of the levels. Its a formula of your current level and exp points. With each level you need more exp points. Basically, I guess we could probably calculate a list. But it would be more appropriate to do it in a dynamic page, not a static list.

For the third: You have zero posts under you account. I think you are confusing posts with answers.

@lillostpenguin The list of supported tube sites are listed at the very bottom of the help page. Here's the link: https://namethatporn.com/help.html#supported_hosters

I don't know the answer to your question 2 and 3.