@all
- LIMIT YOUR PHOTO TOTAL. 4-6 photos per city. Even if multiple people are taking photos, have only the best 4-6 posted by ONE person.

- VIDEOS DO NOT GO HERE. Upload videos to a MEGA.nz folder and link it to @Mason TX for action reports.

- ONLY PROMAT ACTIVISM. Banners, hikes, etc. get DM'd to @Mason TX in a folder with video.

- DISCONTINUED PROMAT WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED. If you have generation two promat, you've had almost six months to get rid of it. Any photos containing discontinued materials will be ignored.

- LABEL EVERY POST FULLY IN EACH PHOTO. Get the full name of your college, exact name of the city, and then the state abbreviation. Do not abbreviate city names, college names, or only label the first or last photo. If I need to look up where your promat is myself, I will ignore it.

Start being more specific with how you label your activism posts, if there is a more specific denotation of your activism. This will be used to create a more accurate map of our activities this year, with less guesswork than occurred last year.

Example:
Chicago Riverwalk, Chicago, IL
Pioneer Park, Dallas, TX
National Mall, Washington DC

Is anyone else not seeing my posts?

it's uploading in some .HEIC format and it has never done that before

I can download them, but they aren't showing up directly

Strange let me try and upload them in another way

You may want to check camera and photo settings on your phone to fix it. It would save me a few seconds per post, and with 400 photos in a weekend that adds up

Im doing that now, I'll be re-uploading them the right way

Keep them for now. Just try it differently in the future

Will do, I'll get that issue resolved somehow. I've heard that happening to someone else before

I have the same issue, iphones naturally store pictures in HEIC format nowadays. If you copy paste the picture into a new folder in the files app, itll convert it into a jpeg and then you can upload it and itll show up here

Should be able to change photo format in your settings in the phone correct?

I believe so, if you go to formats and switch from high efficiency to most compatible it changes the file type, so that works too.