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  DepartmentS

  • 1 año atrás

  May I respectfully suggest, don't seal. You're going to get spammed out with webrip's whatever you do - at least when it's open anyone prepared to actually do the work can see how badly. Should you have a crashing need to spend an extra $30 bucks - put it on the prize total. Thank you for Guaranteeing. If anything suitable occurs I'll be sure to throw my hat in the ring if it helps. Good luck.

  • 1 año atrás
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     Organizador del concurso

     • 1 año atrás

     I don’t understand what you’re saying! Can you rephrase or elaborate?

     • 1 año atrás
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     jmvanbreda

     • 1 año atrás

     Mark is referring to the option of sealing the entries of the participants. That means only you can see what others create. They are hidden from the rest of the freelancers. I hope this helps.

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  jmvanbreda

  • 1 año atrás

  I only seal my work to ensure I'm not being copied. This costs money. It has its advantages.

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  Spippiri

  • 1 año atrás

  I cannot give you the perfect suggestion or advise. I can say that when you receive a purpose, search it on google lens (click right over the image and choose "search image on google lens"). There are other tools that help you to understand if an artwork is original or copied or just a little modified. The best tool is your eyes, check the quality of the image (many times you can see the cut and paste bad borders of the actions). And of course, you can ask to the artist to show you some screenshots of the work in their drawing/design software (something like work in progress). And remember that before completing the payment (release the payment) you can ask to the artist (the winner of the contest) to give you the original files where you can see that he/she really worked on your project, and not just copying from het internet and at most modifying a little bit. Anyway, you are the contest holder, and only you can say if you like something or not, the Art is in your eyes.

  • 1 año atrás
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  Spippiri

  • 1 año atrás

  If I am not wrong, Mark M. wanted to say that if you seal the contest, the non-serious artists could give you some bad or good graphics copied from internet, and the serious artists cannot see the image and warn you about that. If the contest if open, there is a clear comparation of the works, and everybody can see if somebody cheat or copy from internet or from another purpose. When a designer see the quality of the works, he/she is pushed to do the best to make something better (of course without copying).

  • 1 año atrás
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     Organizador del concurso

     • 1 año atrás

     I’m new to this site, how do I go about doing that?

     • 1 año atrás

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