Well clearly man you're lost and it don't matter if it's low quality or high-quality a long as your gifs on here but the subject is that you're lost and you don't know how to think point-blank period😒
And if you don't want gifts on here there's another Ben 10 site that I can clearly upload gifs on here😒😒😡
It does matter a LOT if the gifs are high quality or not.
Additionally I would ask that you refrain from being rude. Although I'm one to talk, there is no need for it.
First of all I know it doesn't second of all I'm not being rude it's you and passport Port past is just being freaking Petty like every time I had a suggestion or bring up to your wall you say okay or whatever and everytime I do it you all deleted or something like y'all just ggrrrr!!! Nvm I'm saying a lot of things that I don't want to say on this wall right now I'm just going to go ahead calm down before I say something I don't want to say it LMA😒😡
Your grudges aside, quality DOES matter. This wiki has standards. If we let people post whatever low-quality content they wanted I can guarantee neither of us would be here right now. It is important for the usability and longevity of this wiki that we keep our standards and quality high.
Also there is an inherent limitation within GIF file formats are the limit of only 256 colors and a fixed color palette. If convert a PNG file to GIF it will suffer from loss of color in a single image. GIF was the file that was widely on the web in the days of Dial-up internet access. PNG and JPG practically replaced the GIF file format widely on the web. If were going to use GIF. We should look into more viable alternatives that currently exist. If your talking about where quality matters a GIF can take multiple frames to have most of the colors of the original image, but it takes a lot of work. The palette limitations make GIF less suitable for reproducing color photographs and other images with color gradients, but it is well-suited for simpler images such as graphics or logos with solid areas of color.
I had looked at more information on GIF. https://padlet.com/morgy911/ojfn9kkc3f28 and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIF
Superbike10 wrote: Also there is an inherent limitation within GIF file formats are the limit of only 256 colors and a fixed color palette. If convert a PNG file to GIF it will suffer from loss of color in a single image. GIF was the file that was widely on the web in the days of Dial-up internet access. PNG and JPG practically replaced the GIF file format widely on the web. If were going to use GIF. We should look into more viable alternatives that currently exist. If your talking about where quality matters a GIF can take multiple frames to have most of the colors of the original image, but it takes a lot of work. The palette limitations make GIF less suitable for reproducing color photographs and other images with color gradients, but it is well-suited for simpler images such as graphics or logos with solid areas of color.
I had looked at more information on GIF. https://padlet.com/morgy911/ojfn9kkc3f28 and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIF
Thx dude😉
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