Various additions and fixes #37
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| - Marking your artist entry as **approved**, preventing new users from editing that entry. | ||
| - **Removing tags** associated with your entry | ||
| - Providing **[personal descriptions](/docs/songs/song-entry-page#artists-personal-description)** for your albums and songs. | ||
| - Uploading song files (such as .mp3s) directly to VocaDB |
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| - Uploading song files (such as .mp3s) directly to VocaDB | |
| - Uploading song files (such as `.mp3`s) directly to VocaDB |
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@Susko3 backticks don't seem to display properly, see the latest revision of song entry editing
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Yeah I saw that, I guess my suggested change is not really important, everyone knows what an .mp3 is and knows that .mp3s is not a real file extension.
| descriptions** for your albums and songs. | ||
| As a verified artist, your user account name is **displayed** on the | ||
| artist entry page, and vice versa. You also gain access to the following actions: | ||
| - Marking your artist entry as **approved**, preventing new users from editing that entry. |
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What's a "new user" in this context. Shouldn't this say "non-trusted" or "regular".
This is an issue with the original text as well, so it's fine to remain as-is in this PR.
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What's a "new user" in this context. Shouldn't this say "non-trusted" or "regular".
This is an issue with the original text as well, so it's fine to remain as-is in this PR.
I assume it's used as an antonym to Trusted here (seems there's an expectation that long-time users become Trusted, at least by the wiki.) You're right it could be changed to be more clear though.
The biggest changes are condensing the requirements for tag entries on the tag page into one place in a bulleted list, and rewriting portions of the artist verification page to be a little less confusing and more visually appealing.
Other changes include small typo/grammar fixes, capitalizing VOCALOID and VOICEROID on Artist Types, etc.