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laserking · **Posted:** 22 Mar 2025, 21:24

Talking about the various "markings", i was wondering why some of my titles are in various shades of red?
And what the "P" and "recycle" sign in front of the title means

Hi wraithypooo,

The red shading you mention indicates that the title is missing the mint markings on its' listing page. You can very easily read these mint markings off your copy of the disc and then do an update to add the mint markings to the page for that release. Once Julien validates your update, the red shading will disappear, because the listing page will now have mint markings. Doing this is a way you can help to add needed information to the database. It would be greatly appreciated! :thumbup: The "P" in a square next to the title means that there is a picture of the front cover only on the listing page for that title. The "recycle" sign, as you refer to it, means that the listing page has pictures of both front and back covers. If the symbol is in red and black, it means that you contributed both front and back cover pictures. If the symbol is in blue, it means that at least one of the pictures was contributed by someone other than you. If there is no "recycle" symbol beside the title, it means the listing page is missing cover pictures entirely. If you are able to contribute any missing cover pictures (front and/or back), this would also be a way for you to help make the site better. This would likewise be greatly appreciated, not only by Julien, but by me, and all of the membership here. :thumbup: In fact, just the other day, I sent two files full of front and back cover photos from my own collection to Julien. He hasn't had time yet to process them. However, I am confident that he will in the coming days, and you will see them appearing here very soon. Remember, good work takes time, and trust me, Julien does VERY good work! This is, first and foremost, a reference site, and anything missing that you are able to contribute will be of value to everyone here. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!

Best Regards,
David (laserking) :wave: