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Capn (0)
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I think you would be better mentioning that to their Support Dept, TBH
Cap'n. :0/
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10-22-12 04:58am
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lk2fireone (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - Capn :
That's been done. Thanks.
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10-22-12 08:32am
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Capn (0)
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REPLY TO #2 - lk2fireone :
It would be interesting to know, if & how effectively they deal with this.
Cap'n. ;0)
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10-22-12 11:32pm
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lk2fireone (0)
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REPLY TO #3 - Capn :
If they send me a reply to my email to technical support, I will let you know.
Also, if I notice within a week or two that the downloaded bio now shows the age of the model at the time the photoset was posted (or it was shot?), I will let you know, by posting a reply to your post.
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10-23-12 12:25am
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lk2fireone (0)
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REPLY TO #3 - Capn :
I only sent one email to Metart tech support about the current versus shooting photo age of the model.
I sent the email on Monday, early morning.
This is Saturday, evening.
No reply to the email. I figure it got lost in their spam filter.
The problem still appears in the bio text file that downloads with a photoset. It still gives the current age of the model. Not the age of the model at the time of the photoshoot, or when the photoshoot was posted to this site.
Just a bit of sloppiness. Annoying, but minor. Because they did list, and keep a record at Metart, of the age of the model with almost all photoshoots. But I don't know specifically if that age referred to the age of the model at the time the photoshoot was shot, or if it referred to the model's age at the time the photoshoot was posted to the Metart site.
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10-27-12 05:40pm
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Capn (0)
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REPLY TO #5 - lk2fireone :
It really ought to be the age the model was at the time of the shoot IMO
Cap'n. :0/
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10-28-12 02:42am
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lk2fireone (0)
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REPLY TO #6 - Capn :
I completely agree with you. You want to know the age of the model at the time of the shoot.
The truth is, at a lot of sites, there is no attempt to be accurate about the model's age. They give the model's age as 18 or 19, even when many of the models are at least in their early 20s. Because they know the customers want the models to be teenagers, which means 18 or 19.
But Metart seems to be an exception to that rule. They do try to give the model's real age. But I believe it's just a software problem that they are giving the current age of the model on the bio sheet that is downloaded with each photoshoot.
On the Metart site itself, it clearly states that the age shown is the current age of the model (not the downloaded bio sheet, but the online bio sheet).
So it's just a software programming error.
Years ago, the age shown in the downloaded bio sheet was the approximate age of the model at the time of the shoot. But I don't know specifically, if they were giving the model's age at the time of the photo shoot, or the model's age at the time the photo shoot was posted to the Metart site.
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10-28-12 08:03am
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