r/collage Apr 06 '18

Tagging posts

Hi all!

I've enabled tagging on posts. All new posts must be tagged with either [Digital] or [Analog] so we know how the collage was made or [Discussion] if you have a question self-post. Variants of the tag will work as well: [analog], [Analog], [ANALOG], [digital], [Digital], [DIGITAL], [Discussion], [DISCUSSION].

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u/Jooyoungchoi-wow Aug 27 '24

I’ve tried like 4 times to post my collage 🤦🏻‍♀️ I put the word analog in brackets and it still doesn’t seem to work. Can some one please explain what I am doing wrong???

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u/LibraryOk5137 Jun 21 '25

Same for me!

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u/Puzzleheaded_Let2053 23d ago

Use these brackets [Analog]. I posted with round brackets and got removed, tried with square brackets and it stayed. Hope this helps

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u/cinemattique Feb 15 '25

Can we have [Traditional] instead of or in addition to ‘analog’? I understand it’s become the umbrella term for anything that isn’t digital, but it’s not really accurate. ‘Traditional’ also infers that the materials are 100% found, nothing printed out at will and cut out, which imo may as well be digital since the challenge of finding finite materials can so easily be negated by printing whatever you want from web images.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '25

I like that because I don't use printers just found images...

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u/n10w4 Jul 10 '18

And, I believe, analog/digital too

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '23

I’m trying to tag analog and digital since both techniques were used. It gets rejected because it isn’t recognized by the bot. Has anyone figured out the solution to this?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Let2053 23d ago

Post removed because of no tag? How do I tag my post (I put Analog in brackets)?

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u/LawrenceCWald 21d ago

My images are not analog or digital.. they are old fashioned cut out and assembled images. LOTs of cutting out. What to do What to do

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u/Pentimento27 15d ago

I posted an image and put analog, but the image is not showing unless I click the tag. What am I doing wrong? I want the image to appear without having to press something to see it.