ethan

@Castiel said:

@shootermcclay said:

@ethan: Intern content has been top notch lately and feels very fresh. Please find a way to keep them around after their internships are over.

This... + 300 of Sparta's finest warriors.

:)

We just published the next episode... Fear Gauntlet: DOOM 1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdGnSGrsuTY

@shootermcclay said:

@ethan: Intern content has been top notch lately and feels very fresh. Please find a way to keep them around after their internships are over.

Thanks dude. Comments like that mean ALOT to us ( we also need negative criticism too of course). But yes, we're working on a plan to keep this intern content flowing. Some things are in the works!

@mosdl said:

Has Kessler found out about the sabotage yet?

Yes. He's super sad.

I'll see you next summer Steve.

I don't get it.

We're making a money site next. Creating a new currency. Then establishing a new country.

@Aishan: A caption is specific to an image. A new caption will show on the image no matter how many galleries it's attached to. What you said above is not a big problem. Most of our images are not captioned... because we actually make it too easy to upload lots of images at once. So in the end, I'd be happy with any decent captions, as opposed to none.

@onimonkii said:

@GlenTennis said:

But guys, do you get it?

INTERNal Affairs.

Get it?

to make an even worse joke, 3 other completely different interns should remake this podcast, and call it "the departed".

You're talking about INFERNAL Affairs. Great movie.

@Vito_Raliffe:

Here's what't not useful:

Don't just add "Master Chief" over and over as the caption to a picture of Master Chief. We already know it's Master Chief since it's in his gallery.

Here's what is useful:

"Master Chief Tea Bagging A Brute". This is descriptive of what is happening in the image.

Here's how we use the caption:

On the HTML of the image, we add the name of the game/character + the caption to help Google identify the image. So using the caption above here is what Google reads: "Master Chief: Master Chief Tea Bagging a Brute"

So you don't have to add the name of the character/game in your caption since we automatically add it to the HTML. But you can if it makes it more clear to humans reading the caption when it's inserted into a blog/wiki.

Locking. This thread has been done to death and the answer is obvious. AV is community run site with one freelance writer, Tom Pinchuk.