Editorial system / 编辑标准

Every image needs an identity, not just a file name.

A large collection becomes useful when visitors can understand what an image shows, which world and character it belongs to, and which articles or collections explain it further.

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Consistent visual quality

Images are screened for technical quality, composition, screen suitability, duplicates and general-audience standards.

02

Consistent authorship

Every item has an internal author record. External source information is optional and does not need to occupy the public detail page.

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Connected knowledge

Worlds, characters, artifacts, story moments and guides form a navigable graph around each image.

04

Depth before breadth

Flagship IP archives are completed systematically before the site expands evenly across every available title.

Required record

Four checks before authority

Technical import is not the same as editorial verification. These layers are reviewed separately.

Visual quality

Resolution, aspect ratio, compression, cropping, watermarks, obvious generation defects and duplicate status.

Identity

World, character, English and Chinese names, costume or form, and related visual details.

Creator record

The internal author defaults to Lijun unless a different creator is assigned. An external source link is optional.

Content relationships

Related world, character, artifact, story article, collection, guide and screen format.

Editorial workflow

Review happens behind the interface.

Clean public experience

Visitors see useful content relationships rather than internal workflow labels. Editors still track incomplete identity and context in the content system.

Articles define story moments

A visual connects to a dedicated story article instead of relying on a short, unsupported scene caption.

Do not publish as authoritative

Automatic rejection or review queue

See an incomplete record?

Help make the archive more accurate.

Corrections remain attached to the image, character or world they improve.

Open correction paths