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Agency Based Discussion => iStockPhoto.com => Topic started by: madelaide on October 29, 2006, 20:32
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Some keywords I enter appear with incorrect meanings, and no option is given to enter a new meaning.
For example, "mount" has only the meaning of mountain, not of a frame, and "framing" is defined only as "Finger Frame(Gesturing)".
In TotallyPhotos you could give definitions to words if the existing ones were not adequate.
I uncheck the wrong meanings, but then I can't associate the keywords with their correct meanings. What happens then, are they ignored if left unchecked? They don't disappear by being left unchecked.
Regards,
Adelaide
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You have to enter the actual name like Mount St. Helen, or don't use it as a keyword. Buyers are either going to search for the actual name of the mountain or they aren't going to search for a general mountian with the keyword mount. Common sense.
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YY - I think she wants mount as in frame a picture.
M - I cant think of any other keywords that will work for you?
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CJ,
Any suggestions with keywords are appreciated.
Nevertheless, I would like to know how we can have new meanings included and understood - meanings that are in my dictionary (so it's not a language problem) but not in iStock's.
yingyang,
As CJ understood, I used "mount" as "frame" - I don't have any mountain in this specific photo - but iStock doesnt have this meaning for this word.
Regards,
Adelaide
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Hi,
I wondered too about the definitions. I think that if you uncheck all the wrong meanings, the keyword stays with the picture until you click on the minus sign on the left, then the keyword gets crossed-out.
Regards,
Olivier