✓ ︲⠀[ :gb: ]﹕ Correct proofs for the event

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Introduction.

The staff is providing this blog to let you know the only proof that we will accept as valid during our event. To ensure that your activities are correct, please review this post carefully.

Editing proof.

1.- Watermarked screenshots of the editing layers

If your editing program allows you to take screenshots of the layers, take some of these where you can see most of the resources used in your edit, it is not neccessary to show the entirety of the resources, but it should show a large portion of those used. It is mandatory that your screenshots are watermarked, and it must be your nickname in the community.

The parts in green squares is what should appear in your screenshots; also, make sure that the resources used in the layers are somewhat visible.

2.- Watermarked screenshots of the editing process.

If your editing program does not handle layers, try to take screenshots of the editing process, ensure that you can see significant changes between each screenshot and they are not minimal. We are not going to ask for screenshots of the whole process, just enough to prove that the editing was done by you. Everything must be watermarked with your community nickname.

The parts in green squares shows the editing process, as you can see, there are big changes between each screenshot, so it is valid.

Aesthetic proof.

1.- Watermarked screenshots of the process with the time and clipboard.

With the aesthetics, we are more demanding of what we will consider valid when ing, so to avoid mistakes, follow our explanation to the letter. You must take screenshots where you can see the process of the aesthetic along with the clipboard and the device time, all in the same screenshot; the clipboard must show the symbols used. In case your device does not have a clipboard, just take screenshots of the process with the time and a screenshot of where you got the symbols from, such as a symbol wiki, for example.

The part in green is the time and the clipboard, there should be a difference in the time of each screenshot, and the same goes for the clipboard symbols. The portion in purple is the aesthetic process which you should see a considerable amount of change between each screenshot.

This is what we mean by a screenshot of a symbol compilation in case you don't have a clipboard. Everything must be watermarked.

2.- Screenshots of UnicodePad "recent" history

As you can see in the screenshot, "recent" shows the history of recently used symbols, so as long as most of the symbols used in your aesthetics are shown there, it is valid for your activities. The screenshot must have your watermark which is your community nickname, if neccessary, you can add as many screenshots as you like if you used a lot of symbols.

The part in green is what you must click on to show your symbol history, if you take a screenshot of anything else, your aesthetics will not be valid.

Farewell.

That's all, we know that the subject is somewhat complex, so if you have any doubts, you can leave them in the comments of this blog and we will answer to the best of our ability. Thank you very much for your attention, have a nice day. <3

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