Image Repeated Intentionally, Should I Mark as Duplicate?
I was indexing records in the same batch and noticed they were the same except for a little note on the side (not a part of the document, probably a small slip of paper) that said, "Please Note: Document(s) Repeated Intentionally". The images were of the same page, not a copy of the information. Should I mark it as a duplicate image?
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If they are exact duplicates, mark the image as the duplicate of the original image (ex: Image 2 is a duplicate of Image 1).
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That's exactly what that filming note is saying: the image is a duplicate.
(Granted, if the image that the camera operator marked as a duplicate was the only one of the two that was in your batch, you'd be ignoring the note and indexing the image, because in indexing, "duplicate image" only applies within a batch.)
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What if the duplicate also has other writing added to it such as the funeral time?
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If the document contains information that is not asked for, like funeral times, but everything is an exact duplicate of a previous image, it is marked as a duplicate.
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