Lesson 2: Contour Lines, Texture and Construction
5:46 AM, Saturday January 27th 2024
I look forward to what you have to say.
Kendal
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11:45 PM, Monday January 29th 2024
Hi there, I'll be handling your lesson 2 critique.
Seems you've submitted a broken link so I'm unable to see your work. Reply to this comment with a corrected link and I'll take a look as soon as I can.
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Submit a new link please.
3:22 AM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
4:54 AM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
Those are the same link you provided before - all of these point to the page where Imgur would show all of the albums you've uploaded, which is only accessible when logged into your account. So when we try to view it, we just get an error.
You need to be sending the link to the album itself, which would look like imgur.com/a/abcdefg or imgur.com/gallery/abcdefg
Hopefully that helps. Please try replying to Tofu's original message (so he is notified) with the link to your homework album.
1:50 PM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
I hope this works
7:25 PM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
Chapter 2 Links to Homework.
I hope this is beter and I will Message Tofu.
Thank you
5:16 AM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
Hi tofu
I will fix this link tomorrow . Sorry about that.
5:23 PM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
7:12 PM, Tuesday January 30th 2024
Ok. I am having difficulty with Imgur and getting a link to view my work.
Does this work for you?
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