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Yeah there is some automation in place to detect exact duplicates which works pretty well. However, if I set it to detect ones which are merely close but not exactly the same, it would also have a lot of false positives.
Have you ever tried using image fingerprinting like with the Python library ImageHash which generates a hash from an image's visual content instead of file data? It compares if two images are visually identical or similar, even after cropping or color adjustments.
If not, you could setup a nightly run that earmarks suspect images for mods to review for proof of concept.
Yeah, this is an example of what Chainer calls "upload racing" for popular models. https://www.girlswithmuscle.com/comment/3573837/
"Upload racing" is some sorry shit. It's like reposting other people's content for Reddit karma. What the fuck is the point? WHO CARES WHO UPLOADS WHAT FIRST??
It would be nice if something was actually done about the duplicate posts. If nothing else, I can imagine it wastes server space and bandwidth. If it was up to me, I'd give the biggest perpetrators 3 warnings, then a permanent ban.
Well, I've done it. I posted a foto, then realized it was assisted with AI. What do I do?
The model also posted the untouched foto somewhere, which frankly isn't that much worse. I kept both of them up but imagine they'll need to be combined. My preference would be to combine to the one with the AI-touched background, but I didn't want to be the one to make that call.
Yeah, this is an example of what Chainer calls "upload racing" for popular models. https://www.girlswithmuscle.com/comment/3573837/
Possibly I thought maybe certain popular models should have additional gatekeepers, but not sure if or how that would work any better than the current reporting system, plus creating more work possibly. The additional problem is that apparent duplicates often get posted in different resolutions so they need to be sorted/ merged and the necessary credits allocated.
would it to be too far out of line to have people dedicated to specific fbbs? to minimize multiple uploads
would it to be too far out of line to have people dedicated to specific fbbs? to minimize multiple uploads
I have previously in this thread suggested "gatekeepers" for certain popular models but not sure it would actually help with the problem. Could only flag an upload when the name is added and catch them early but unless you held them for a long time, even if they weren't seen on the site, that wouldn't necessarily deter the practice.
And for what? Higher quality? Personally, I don't really care about the quality. Of course, some basic quality is good; but arguments like 'if you zoom in 10 times you'll notice more details in the skin' don't make sense to me. I'm not here to study details of the skin 😉
I disagree on this point. I want the highest quality photo or video available. Replace the low-res one with it every time. Not all of us are on a phone or a 15" 1024x768 monitor.
I disagree on this point. I want the highest quality photo or video available. Replace the low-res one with it every time. Not all of us are on a phone or a 15" 1024x768 monitor.
Hey, don't phone bash. My phone has IMAX Grand with THX Boosted Dolby Surround Concerto Ultra and a Daenerys Dragon Fire III processor with 5090 Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 and 110K petabytes memory.
Yeah there is some automation in place to detect exact duplicates which works pretty well. However, if I set it to detect ones which are merely close but not exactly the same, it would also have a lot of false positives.