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Is there a way to remove white backgrounds from jpgs without breaking the policy? [[User:Tomoto17|Tomoto17]] ([[User talk:Tomoto17|talk]]) 07:33, November 7, 2019 (EST)
Is there a way to remove white backgrounds from jpgs without breaking the policy? [[User:Tomoto17|Tomoto17]] ([[User talk:Tomoto17|talk]]) 07:33, November 7, 2019 (EST)
:If official transparent artwork comes along, then they can be replaced; otherwise, no, they mustn't be modified that way. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 07:36, November 7, 2019 (EST)

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Item ticket

Please read my summary I left on the history page. This is something you should always check if you've noticed something keeps being reverted back rather than reversing it back again. Unlike the other items, it's never been written in lowercase in a description or anything similar (so we don't know if it's lowercase like "star ticket" or uppercase like "Jump Boost"), so we go with how it's only been formatted in-game, as a capitalised title. Samus costume, in Super Mario Maker. Mario JC 02:40, October 26, 2019 (EDT)

Never mind, it's in the Standard Challenges 1-1, ignore what I said. Samus costume, in Super Mario Maker. Mario JC 02:42, October 26, 2019 (EDT)

File redirects

After moving a file, make sure the old name is clear of all articles still linking to that name and is marked for deletion with {{delete}}. (Moving a file twice without fixing the links leaves a broken image.) Samus costume, in Super Mario Maker. Mario JC 06:53, November 7, 2019 (EST)

Also, please don't convert jpgs to pngs and apply transparent backgrounds to them (see MarioWiki:Image use policy). Samus costume, in Super Mario Maker. Mario JC 07:12, November 7, 2019 (EST)

Is there a way to remove white backgrounds from jpgs without breaking the policy? Tomoto17 (talk) 07:33, November 7, 2019 (EST)

If official transparent artwork comes along, then they can be replaced; otherwise, no, they mustn't be modified that way. Samus costume, in Super Mario Maker. Mario JC 07:36, November 7, 2019 (EST)