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<div class="quote"><i>120d wrote:
456, I think the community has made it clear that, at this point, reducing the galleries is just not a priority. I seriously recommend ending this discussion and focusing on cleaning up the galleries. </i></div>
<p>Yes! Exactly! </p>
456, I think the community has made it clear that, at this point, reducing the galleries is just not a priority. I seriously recommend ending this discussion and focusing on cleaning up the galleries. </i></div>
<p>Yes! Exactly! </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>EatThatPie wrote:
<p>I think it just comes down to how you think others use this wiki. Heres a simple question. You have an image gallery for an episode. It has 150 images in it. Lets also say there are no duplicate images, no bad quality images, and all the images are from that episode.
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<p>And in order! But I have to agree. </p>
<p>And in order! But I have to agree. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>EatThatPie wrote:
Ok you admins rlly make no sense. Here are the facts: You have very diverse galleries for everything on this wiki, and because its "annoying" to scroll for more than 10 seconds to find an image you decided to remove images? Geez you should be thankful people took the time to submit so many, and you cant say "nobody wants that". Only YOU guys dont want that. You cant count on every single person who may just be looking for the perfect photo for a meme or LITTERALLY any other purpose. <p>I am completely against removing images from the large galleries we already have but if u wanna restrict new episode galleries, go ahead. </p> </i></div>
<p>I agree. </p>
Ok you admins rlly make no sense. Here are the facts: You have very diverse galleries for everything on this wiki, and because its "annoying" to scroll for more than 10 seconds to find an image you decided to remove images? Geez you should be thankful people took the time to submit so many, and you cant say "nobody wants that". Only YOU guys dont want that. You cant count on every single person who may just be looking for the perfect photo for a meme or LITTERALLY any other purpose. <p>I am completely against removing images from the large galleries we already have but if u wanna restrict new episode galleries, go ahead. </p> </i></div>
<p>I agree. </p>
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<p>Spongebob456 wrote:
Images are excellent for the wiki, not disagreeing with you. But having too many and cluttering galleries with 150+ images is a bad user experience and harms SEO. Also, while I sympathise, we need to consider the benefits of the 100s of thousands of views we get a week first.
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I should have guessed that, once again, you don't care about the actual wiki, but the numbers. It doesn't matter if there is 150+ images on a gallery page. The point of a gallery page is the images. There could be 1000 images and it wouldn't matter. The point of a gallery page is images. That's. Nothing more. Nothing less. </div>Surely we edit this wiki for our viewers... would've thought making the experience easier for them and attracting more would be a priority. </div>No. That has never been a priority. Maybe, your priority, but very few other people care about that. The numbers don't matter. It doesn't matter if we get one view or 1,000,000 views. The priority of this wiki is to make an encyclopedia of SpongeBob. It's literally in the name. </div> <p>If a gallery has 100,000,000,000,000,000 images, but everything is in order, it would be fine. </p>
I should have guessed that, once again, you don't care about the actual wiki, but the numbers. It doesn't matter if there is 150+ images on a gallery page. The point of a gallery page is the images. There could be 1000 images and it wouldn't matter. The point of a gallery page is images. That's. Nothing more. Nothing less. </div>Surely we edit this wiki for our viewers... would've thought making the experience easier for them and attracting more would be a priority. </div>No. That has never been a priority. Maybe, your priority, but very few other people care about that. The numbers don't matter. It doesn't matter if we get one view or 1,000,000 views. The priority of this wiki is to make an encyclopedia of SpongeBob. It's literally in the name. </div> <p>If a gallery has 100,000,000,000,000,000 images, but everything is in order, it would be fine. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Spongebob456 wrote:<div class="quote">
<p>120d wrote:
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<p>Spongebob456 wrote:
Images are excellent for the wiki, not disagreeing with you. But having too many and cluttering galleries with 150+ images is a bad user experience and harms SEO. Also, while I sympathise, we need to consider the benefits of the 100s of thousands of views we get a week first.
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I should have guessed that, once again, you don't care about the actual wiki, but the numbers. It doesn't matter if there is 150+ images on a gallery page. The point of a gallery page is the images. There could be 1000 images and it wouldn't matter. The point of a gallery page is images. That's. Nothing more. Nothing less. </div>Surely we edit this wiki for our viewers... would've thought making the experience easier for them and attracting more would be a priority. </div> <p>Um, the most troubling things for viewers is unorginized galleries. If all of them got orginized, it would be smooth sailing. </p>
I should have guessed that, once again, you don't care about the actual wiki, but the numbers. It doesn't matter if there is 150+ images on a gallery page. The point of a gallery page is the images. There could be 1000 images and it wouldn't matter. The point of a gallery page is images. That's. Nothing more. Nothing less. </div>Surely we edit this wiki for our viewers... would've thought making the experience easier for them and attracting more would be a priority. </div> <p>Um, the most troubling things for viewers is unorginized galleries. If all of them got orginized, it would be smooth sailing. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Spongebob456 wrote:<div class="quote">
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It's fine to cut down on images, but only a few should leave.
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What would your maximum limit be? </div> <p>Well, looking at the good krabby name gallery, maybe 17. </p>
What would your maximum limit be? </div> <p>Well, looking at the good krabby name gallery, maybe 17. </p>
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<p>Imagine it...
</p><p>When patrick orders a pizza, you can see a picture of squidward with a mustache
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<div class="quote"><i>Spongebob456 wrote:
You can put that scene in the trivia section, as we often do.</i></div>
<p>But we don't want to turn the episode page into a gallery. </p>
You can put that scene in the trivia section, as we often do.</i></div>
<p>But we don't want to turn the episode page into a gallery. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Spongebob456 wrote:
For a gallery, it's important to show key story beats from the episode. I understand what you mean by the close-up, but what does it add to the story the gallery is telling?</i></div>
<p>Let's say the trivia says: </p><p>When blah blah blah happens you can see a blah blah blah </p><p>Let's say that scene is one that dosen't make the cut. now what? </p>
For a gallery, it's important to show key story beats from the episode. I understand what you mean by the close-up, but what does it add to the story the gallery is telling?</i></div>
<p>Let's say the trivia says: </p><p>When blah blah blah happens you can see a blah blah blah </p><p>Let's say that scene is one that dosen't make the cut. now what? </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Spongebob456 wrote:<div class="quote">
<p>You’re missing the whole story, particularly these scenes: The opening where the narrator introduces Bikini Bottom, the entire scene where SpongeBob wakes up and exercises, Patrick cheering SpongeBob on, spongebob having second thoughts until Patrick encourages him, Squidward noticing Spongebob, the part where spongebob gets his hat, Mr. Krabs noticing the anchovies, Spingebob at the brag-n-mart, Squidward and Mr. Krabs shocked over the hydrodynamic spatula, almost the entire sequence where Spongebob is feeding the anchovies, Spongebob getting his name tag, and Patrick entering the Krusty Krab At the end before Spongebob gets back to work and knocks Patrick out.
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I think an important aspect here is that the gallery <i>compliments the text</i>, not the other way round. Say we have an image where the narrator talks, we can't see him talking in the image. Similarly, we see SpongeBob exercising in that image, that part of the story is told. If you want to see more, the episode tells you that. We don't need the article replaying the episode in image form.</div> <p>It still makes sense to include the opening image. </p>
I think an important aspect here is that the gallery <i>compliments the text</i>, not the other way round. Say we have an image where the narrator talks, we can't see him talking in the image. Similarly, we see SpongeBob exercising in that image, that part of the story is told. If you want to see more, the episode tells you that. We don't need the article replaying the episode in image form.</div> <p>It still makes sense to include the opening image. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Happy2432 wrote:<div class="quote">
<p>Spongebob456 wrote:
Ok, what story elements are we missing?
</p><p>From the test gallery, we see SpongeBob wakes up, exercises, runs to the Krusty Krab, talks to Patrick, talks to Mr. Krabs and Squidward and gets his shopping list, anchovies arrived, SpongeBob returned, prepared and cooked patties, gets a job, ejects Patrick out the Krusty Krab.
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You’re missing the whole story, particularly these scenes: The opening where the narrator introduces Bikini Bottom, the entire scene where SpongeBob wakes up and exercises, Patrick cheering SpongeBob on, spongebob having second thoughts until Patrick encourages him, Squidward noticing Spongebob, the part where spongebob gets his hat, Mr. Krabs noticing the anchovies, Spingebob at the brag-n-mart, Squidward and Mr. Krabs shocked over the hydrodynamic spatula, almost the entire sequence where Spongebob is feeding the anchovies, Spongebob getting his name tag, and Patrick entering the Krusty Krab At the end before Spongebob gets back to work and knocks Patrick out. </div> <p>some of the things you said are included, but it is missing a lot. </p>
You’re missing the whole story, particularly these scenes: The opening where the narrator introduces Bikini Bottom, the entire scene where SpongeBob wakes up and exercises, Patrick cheering SpongeBob on, spongebob having second thoughts until Patrick encourages him, Squidward noticing Spongebob, the part where spongebob gets his hat, Mr. Krabs noticing the anchovies, Spingebob at the brag-n-mart, Squidward and Mr. Krabs shocked over the hydrodynamic spatula, almost the entire sequence where Spongebob is feeding the anchovies, Spongebob getting his name tag, and Patrick entering the Krusty Krab At the end before Spongebob gets back to work and knocks Patrick out. </div> <p>some of the things you said are included, but it is missing a lot. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Spongebob456 wrote:<div class="quote">
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In your diagram, you showed gary, slimed covered, walking away, sandy talking, and sandy standing with no spongebob Xd out. I feel as if one image from those scenes should stay. this way we don't clog the galleries, and we still have pictures for each scene.
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Sorry for repeating myself but why should they stay? What do they add? </div> <p>Gary walking away is tottaly different than him getting sprayed with slime. the images of sandy talking are needed because it shows a close up, which is different than standing with spongebob. and for the other image, see the reason of sandy talking. </p>
Sorry for repeating myself but why should they stay? What do they add? </div> <p>Gary walking away is tottaly different than him getting sprayed with slime. the images of sandy talking are needed because it shows a close up, which is different than standing with spongebob. and for the other image, see the reason of sandy talking. </p>
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