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Pongie147 at 18:49, 8 January 2022

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	We consider descriptive file names as an important part of organizing, sharing, and keeping track of data files. For that reason, you can refer to this specific section to know how to name your file, before or during the upload. Our naming convention is based on elements that are important to the project.		We consider descriptive file names as an important part of organizing, sharing, and keeping track of data files. For that reason, you can refer to this specific section to know how to name your file, before or during the upload. Our naming convention is based on elements that are important to the project.

	#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format, for example: Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	~~For~~ example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	#Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--		#Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--
	#Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--		#Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--

Pongie147 at 18:48, 8 January 2022

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	#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
	For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"		For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	#Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--		#Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--
	#Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--		#Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--

	If it's a picture:		If it's a picture:
	#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format, for example: Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	~~For~~ example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	#Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>		#Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>
	#Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>		#Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>

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	If it's a picture:		If it's a picture:
	1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		1)Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
	For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"		For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	2) Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>		2)Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>
	3) Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>		3)Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>
	4) Add the Location of the picture		4)Add the Location of the picture
	5) and/or Add the subject of the picture		5) and/or Add the subject of the picture

	Important:		Important:
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	Avoid special characters, such as: ^ ~ \ / : ? " < > \| ! # % & $ , .		Avoid special characters, such as: ^ ~ \ / : ? " < > \| ! # % & $ , .
	These symbols can indicate specific commands and may cause problems when transferring your files.		These symbols can indicate specific commands and may cause problems when transferring your files.
	*Don't put spaces in file names. Divide the words with one bash <code>-</code> and the sections with a double bash <code>--</code>.		*Don't put spaces in file names. <br>
			Divide the words with one bash <code>-</code> and the sections with a double bash <code>--</code>.

Pongie147 at 18:07, 8 January 2022

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	We consider descriptive file names as an important part of organizing, sharing, and keeping track of data files. For that reason, you can refer to this specific section to know how to name your file, before or during the upload. Our naming convention is based on elements that are important to the project.		We consider descriptive file names as an important part of organizing, sharing, and keeping track of data files. For that reason, you can refer to this specific section to know how to name your file, before or during the upload. Our naming convention is based on elements that are important to the project.

	1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
	For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"		For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	2) Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--		2) Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--
	3) Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--		3) Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--

	If it's a picture:		If it's a picture:
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	Important:		Important:
	* Use '''only''' the dash - to divide sections.		*Use '''only''' the dash - to divide sections.
	* Avoid special characters, such as: ^ ~ \ / : * ? " < > \| ! # % & $ , .		Avoid special characters, such as: ^ ~ \ / : ? " < > \| ! # % & $ , .
	These symbols can indicate specific commands and may cause problems when transferring your files.		These symbols can indicate specific commands and may cause problems when transferring your files.
	* Don't put spaces in file names. Divide the words with one bash <code>-</code> and the sections with a double bash <code>--</code>.		*Don't put spaces in file names. Divide the words with one bash <code>-</code> and the sections with a double bash <code>--</code>.

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	'''File Formats''' <br>		'''File Formats''' <br>
	''Encoding standards that allow computers to store and access information as different types of media so it can be rendered by software.'' <br>		''Encoding standards that allow computers to store and access information as different types of media so it can be rendered by software.'' <br>

			For this archive, please consider:

	* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code>, <code>.png</code>		* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code>, <code>.png</code>
	* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.		* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.
	Videos can be also archived by using a frames extractor.		Videos can be also archived by using a frames extractor.

	~~For this archive, please consider:~~

	'''The hidden value behind the Compression'''<br>		'''The hidden value behind the Compression'''<br>
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	1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
	For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"		For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
			2) Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--
			3) Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--

	2) ~~Use only~~ the ~~dash~~ - ~~to divide sections.~~		If it's a picture:
			1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
			For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
			2) Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>
			3) Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>
			4) Add the Location of the picture
			5) and/or Add the subject of the picture

	3) Avoid special characters, such as: ^ ~ \ / : * ? " < > \| ! # % & $ , .		Important:
			* Use '''only''' the dash - to divide sections.
			* Avoid special characters, such as: ^ ~ \ / : * ? " < > \| ! # % & $ , .
	These symbols can indicate specific commands and may cause problems when transferring your files.		These symbols can indicate specific commands and may cause problems when transferring your files.
			* Don't put spaces in file names. Divide the words with one bash <code>-</code> and the sections with a double bash <code>--</code>.
	4) Don't put spaces in file names. ~~Use underscores ("new_word") or camel~~-~~casing ("newWord")~~.

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	* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code>, <code>.png</code>		* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code>, <code>.png</code>
	* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.		* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.
			Videos can be also archived by using a frames extractor.

	For this archive, please consider:		For this archive, please consider:

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	Please, consider to upload your files as much lighter as possible, without compromising effectively the look. <u> The current size limit for the upload is 5mb. </u>		Please, consider to upload your files as much lighter as possible, without compromising effectively the look. <u> The current size limit for the upload is 5mb. </u>
	<br>		<br>
	Compressor as a tool to ~~include~~*		Compressor is a tool to be included*

	'''Filename'''<br>		'''Filename'''<br>

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	''Encoding standards that allow computers to store and access information as different types of media so it can be rendered by software.'' <br>		''Encoding standards that allow computers to store and access information as different types of media so it can be rendered by software.'' <br>

	* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code> , <code>.png</code>		* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code>, <code>.png</code>
	* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.		* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.

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	''Encoding standards that allow computers to store and access information as different types of media so it can be rendered by software.'' <br>		''Encoding standards that allow computers to store and access information as different types of media so it can be rendered by software.'' <br>

	Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code> , <code>.png</code>		* Images: <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.jpeg,</code> , <code>.png</code>
	Videos: <code>.mp4</code>		* Videos: <code>.mp4</code>. There will be a special upload page for uploading videos and larger files.

	For this archive, please consider:		For this archive, please consider:

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	We consider descriptive file names as an important part of organizing, sharing, and keeping track of data files. For that reason, you can refer to this specific section to know how to name your file, before or during the upload. Our naming convention is based on elements that are important to the project.		We consider descriptive file names as an important part of organizing, sharing, and keeping track of data files. For that reason, you can refer to this specific section to know how to name your file, before or during the upload. Our naming convention is based on elements that are important to the project.

	1) Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
	For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"		For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	2) Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--		#Add the Author of the file – --name-surname--
	3) Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--		#Add the Title of the file – --title-- or --title-with-more-words--

	If it's a picture:		If it's a picture:
	1)Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format		#Start with the date – "DD-MM-YYYY" format
	For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"		For example, Nov. 7, 2019, is "07-11-2019"
	2)Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>		#Add the Author of the file – <code>--name-surname--</code>
	3)Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>		#Add the Title of the file (if there's one) – <code>--title--</code> or <code>--title-with-more-words--</code>
	4)Add the Location of the picture		#Add the Location of the picture
	5) and/or Add the subject of the picture		#and/or Add the subject of the picture

	Important:		Important: