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== Basic annotation description == | == Basic annotation description == | ||
An annotation is a simple frame + text overlaid on a screenshot to make it easy to point out the area of focus in a screenshot. | An annotation is a simple frame + text overlaid on a screenshot to make it easy to point out the area of focus in a screenshot. | ||
== Screenshot Annotator Requirements (Suggestions/Proposal) == | == Screenshot Annotator Requirements (Suggestions/Proposal) == | ||
* Two types of annotations | * Two types of annotations | ||
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* Annotations should respect l10n, meaning: | * Annotations should respect l10n, meaning: | ||
** If someone translates an article, the annotations for any image included should also be copied over. | ** If someone translates an article, the annotations for any image included should also be copied over. | ||
* | * Annotations must be treated the same way as article edits, meaning they would have to be approved by reviewers before published. Otherwise we'll end up with spam and/or offending annotations. | ||