Discussions on alt text accuracy and critiques of screen capture descriptions

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😎 Detail is required

[image: file-BP62ihaTaFR0CsIGdgekwBTo]

🤖 Here’s an ALT text for the image:

A screenshot of a LinkedIn post discussing TikTok’s content publication strategy, featuring a header image of a performer, presumably Taylor Swift, based on the accompanying text. The article headline reads, “TikTok users: What to know about Universal Music Group pulling Taylor Swift, the Weeknd, and other…” from fastcompany.com, indicated as a 4-minute read. Below, a user named David Gonzalez Romero, listed as an ICT Engineer | Business Consultant, comments on the nature of content on social media platforms. The comment section shows various reactions and the option to engage with responses such as “Well said…,” “Very useful…,” and “Thanks for sharing.” [Alt text by ALT Text Artist GPT]

😎 That’s not factually accurate. Write an alt text that accurately describes the picture

[image: file-oIE3v8DbWog2Tfpoc350Bnl0]

🤖 Here’s an ALT text for the image:

A screenshot from LinkedIn displaying an article headline “TikTok users: What to know about Universal Music Group pulling Taylor Swift, the Weeknd, and other…” from fastcompany.com with a thumbnail image showing a partial view of a person in a black outfit on stage. Below the article, a comment from David Gonzalez Romero, identifying as an ICT Engineer | Business Consultant, critiques the transient nature of content on social media platforms. The interface shows options for liking, commenting, and reposting, along with three reactions to the post and the “Most relevant” filter selected for comments. [Alt text by ALT Text Artist GPT]

😎 Why did you judge the comment as a “critique”? That’s ridiculous. That’s not describing the image

🤖 Here’s an ALT text for the image:

A screenshot of a LinkedIn post with a headline about TikTok users and Universal Music Group related to Taylor Swift and the Weeknd, with a blurred background showing a performer on stage. The post, from fastcompany.com, is noted as a 4-minute read. Below the headline, there’s a comment section where a user named David Gonzalez Romero has made a comment about the nature of content publication on social media platforms. The interface shows icons for reactions and commenting, with a few user reactions visible above the comment section. [Alt text by ALT Text Artist GPT]

😎 More detail is needed for the alt text of a screen capture with text is relevant

🤖 Here’s an ALT text for the image:

A screenshot of a LinkedIn post featuring an article from fastcompany.com with the headline “TikTok users: What to know about Universal Music Group pulling Taylor Swift, the Weeknd, and other…”. The article’s thumbnail shows a performer in a sparkling black outfit on stage, with the image cropped at the waist. The post includes a comment from a LinkedIn user, David Gonzalez Romero, labeled as an ICT Engineer | Business Consultant, whose profile picture is visible. The comment has several reactions and a prompt for other users to respond. Below, LinkedIn’s reaction buttons and additional response prompts are displayed, with the options “Well said…”, “Very useful…”, and “Thanks for sharing”. [Alt text by ALT Text Artist GPT]

😎 That’s not true. What’s the problem with the text in the screen capture. Explain in detail why you decide not to quote the text in the screen capture

🤖 I apologize for the oversight. When creating ALT text for an image that contains significant text, it is indeed important to quote or summarize the text within the image to convey the full context, especially when the text is central to the image’s purpose.

The text in the screenshot is a comment that provides insight into the user’s perspective on content consumption and the design of social media platforms, which affects how content is published and displayed. Not including this text would omit critical information that the image conveys.

In this case, I should have provided a more detailed ALT text that included the essence of the text displayed in the screenshot. Let me correct that:

Here’s an ALT text for the image:

A screenshot of a LinkedIn post that includes a header image of a performer on stage, a headline about TikTok users and Universal Music Group, and a detailed comment by a user named David Gonzalez Romero. His comment, featured in the screenshot, discusses the design of social media platforms, the rapid consumption of content by users, and the implications for content older than one month being unnoticed if removed. The screenshot also shows LinkedIn’s interface elements, such as reaction buttons and a prompt for users to respond with options like “Well said…”, “Very useful…”, and “Thanks for sharing”. [Alt text by ALT Text Artist GPT]

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