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Let’s say I re-post video that used have some errors; so I fixed them, what words should I add in the title to let people know that?
Ex. (Error Modified) .... (Error fixed), or just say (Reupload)...?
Let’s say I re-post video that used have some errors; so I fixed them, what words should I add in the title to let people know that?
Ex. (Error Modified) .... (Error fixed), or just say (Reupload)...?
Ex. (Error Modified) .... (Error fixed), or just say (Reupload)...?
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All good options, but (Reupload) is most commonly used. If you want to give an explanation, you could say (Reupload due to error)
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