We changed timeouts for the author to edit some data for his photos on the website
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Peter Khramov, 28.03.2024 15:34
Now you can edit the identification field (linking a photo to an insect taxon) for an unlimited amount of time — if there are no comments from other users on the photo. But if there are such comments, the possibility of changing the taxon in the photo by the author is immediately blocked, and the photo is to be moved to the new taxon by the moderator or admin. Such rule will help to indicate the one who identified the taxon correctly, as well as to ensure that a correct automatic comment remains after transferring a photo to another taxon. For the "Stage of development / Gender" field, the rules change in similar way. But you still can edit other fields.
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