Antsamthompson9

The opening shot.

is hard to see do you have screenshot

is hard to see

You're gonna have to ask Julian for a screenshot.

i ask him but kept ingoring me

Dude, have you ever heard of the virtue that is patience? Just be glad I took the time.

Sorry

No problem.

I don't have the ability to make screenshots. I figured it wouldn't be a big deal if I added a new performance to a song page and people who have that technology would add a picture for it.

I bring it up because I recently went through "Sing" and found there were several entries without an image that were years old. The longer we wait to get a screenshot, the less likely it is that we're going to get one because things disappear if folks don't back them up.

I've never heard of such a thing. What kind of computer do you have?

A Windows 7 HP.

Do you have a key on your keyboard marked PrntSrcn or PrtSc?

I have one that says "print screen_ SysRq."

That's the one. Press it, open a program that saves images (like MS Paint that comes with Windows), then paste it in the blank space. All you have to do is crop and save it from that point.

If you're still having trouble with it, maybe add the request to Muppet Wiki:Images Wanted so that they don't all pile up unnoticed. (I was able to get some of the missing ones from "Sing", but it wasn't easy and I still missed some.)

Thanks. I'll just use the Images Wanted page if I still have problems getting screenshots.

Cool beans.

Hey man. You still having trouble getting screenshots? re: [1]

Yes. I probably should have put that in the Images Wanted page.

No worries. A question came up about a visual you had access to at Thread:296417.

If you need some help with screenshots, I'm happy to assist if I can.

I'll use IMDb to help from now on.

You're welcome.

I'm not great at alphabetizing.

At least try if you add or re-add anything. See which letter it comes between, rather than just adding it at the end or where someone else had it. Thanks.

Thanks for the tip.

I promise to ask next time.

You're generally fine when linking to exact titles or people's names, now that you've learned to make sure it's not something else with a same or similar title. You just need to be more careful when dealing with words within places, titles, or lists of credits, since that's where it gets contextual and a link is often not relevant or useful. You still do a lot of good work linking stuff for us, though, and it's appreciated! Just be a little more careful (or ask) when it's linking just because it came up in a Google result, especially when it's not the same word anyway ("Jewish" and "Judaism" are related but not synonymous, since there's culturally Jewish stuff, plenty of secular Jews, etc. but if it mentions specific terms like rabbi, synagogue/temple, cantor, seder, Hanukkah etc. then it's related to Judaism, and most of the Israeli co-production stuff is because they usually contrast with Arab/Muslim characters).

I'm sorry for putting the Substitute in the wrong section. I thought I did a good job putting the connections of Substitute in alphabetical order of their last names. It's a long shot but, I could ask Rico on Twitter if the ball named Mr. Hooper was a Sesame reference.

D'oh, of course! How did I miss that!

So if I find something that uses the word "is" and it's not related to a quote from an interview, that's when I should change it?

It depends on the context. The ones you changed that I looked at seem to work either way, but I just wanted to point it out so you weren't breaking your back over it or anything

Gotcha.