I apologise if this question has been asked before, I checked around the forums but I couldn't find the answer I was looking for. Anyway my question is this what's the maximum height & width allowed for Cover Art size pertaining to Fan Creator Content such as say Fanedits for example?

I know we don't have too many edits yet, but when we do there's some particular things I'd love to see!! 1. An animation category, I've just mentioned this on fe.org and I'd love it here too, animated movies may not be the most popular to fan-edit but that does not mean they are not important. Also can we have edits sorted by editor? and genres / IPS so all Matrix edits or Star Wars fall under that franchise section? I could think of more.

Hi, so I just made 3x post because I went to submit my movies I saw on castle in the sky and aristocats and when I pressed submit message it did nothing, it looked like it anyways, I didn't see an error, at all, so I clicked it to make sure I didn't mis-click and then one more time, reloaded it and there were 3. THEN it suddenly said this, and I'm like- but you just submitted my post?? Also I'm not even seeing that my image is attached? So I'm hoping it is, I dm'd you the error I got, but will see if it attaches here.

Notifications on fe.org are a great feature because I can know someone chimed in on my post or another's and thus see community. While maybe we wouldn't say copy the system, the idea could be introduced. It's great to wake up and see Ohh people are chatting about my MI edit, or the films they watched, on fanworx I have to scroll through each forum individually.

a topic about site colours. I'm happy for people to talk about this, how do you feel about the site colours, the existing themes, the site logo etc. I'll provide the psd files of the logo so you can have a look. I'm open to design suggestions. I may not go with the suggestion but I like to consider alternatives. current ones - (image)(image)(image)(image) here's a link to a google drive folder containing the PSDs

What sort of features would visitors require and appreciate? I'm thinking just now, people can enjoy having a collection, so perhaps a personal 'shelf' for users to store their favourites? For creators of fan works, the ability to have showcases may be useful. The ability to have reviews has already been covered and is part of the fundamentals. The ability to write articles in the same way as a blog should be good. The ability to upvote articles could determine what is on the front page. The ability to submit new content, new properties and franchises should be possible. There needs to be restrictions to deter bad actors. I would like to have the ability to dynamically alter the look and feel of the site, changing contrast and switching between light mode and dark mode? What other features do you think would be useful or desirable?

Hi, there have been instances where well.....let's just say things got a little hairy on the Discord server that I am apart of to put it mildly. I believe said server was required for me to sign up here due to the oath system otherwise if it's just a matter of me having a Discord account than there's no current issue with me being on here. In case of an instance where said Discord Server goes down I was wandering if other methods of maintaining my account on Fanworx could be implemented whenever possible and if such is possible of course. I apologise if this request was posted at an inconvenient time, I am just a little anxious about losing my account as I generally enjoy it here and look forward to returning to Fanediting sometime in the new year.

I've noticed that when posting a message on this forum that all of the text tends to stick closely together even when I am trying to space it out a bit to make separate paragraphs, as the title of my message suggests I would like to propose that whenever possible and if it's possible that one should be able to space out there texts so that text walls become less overwhelming which would make digesting segments of information much easier.

If I'm going to make a database for fan works, then I need some idea of what it will need to contain, how it will display it and how to organise it. Categories is needed. every fan work must be categorised according to it's type, what the original is, who the creator is. There may need to be other categories too. Each fan work needs it's own page where it will have particular sets of information, according to the type of media. These informations would need to be in a form that can be edited by users or where users can suggest edits and submit new items. These pages need to be capable of supporting media such as photos and videos. Each creator of a fan work needs an individual page with various details. Each intellectual property that fan works are based on needs it's own page with various information that can be user submitted. It must include where to buy it and support the creator. must have review functionality so people can give props or report bad experiences. needs some further thought to figure out how to prevent abuse and resolve disputes. potential to include user submitted journalistic articles. There needs to be a search function with various ways to filter and sort the search results. There needs to be a 'front-end' that can collate new reviews and new submissions and possibly news items or articles. I think that's it....

For a forum to work, it must be organised. What sections should it have?

So there are fanedits, fanart, fanfiction, cosplay, models... what else is there? what can count as a 'category' of fan productions?

This is the elephant in the room when it comes to fan works. Obviously when we use other people's intellectual property, we need to ensure we aren't violating their rights and hurting them. At the end of the day, as fans our intent is to celebrate their works with our works, so this site needs to work to support ip holders. here we can discuss ways and means we can do that. I think first and foremost we must ensure that none of the fan works that are effectively advertised(?) by this site, are inhibiting an ip holder's ability to profit from their work. Secondly, we should ensure that the fan works we effectively advertise(?) are not aiming to profit from somebody else's ip. I don't think anyone can argue with these tenets.