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             <li id="r2.2.2"><a href="#h2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.2">2.2.2.</a> <strong>Torrents that have the same codecs, formats, translation group, etc. are duplicates.</strong> If a torrent is already present on the site in the format you wanted to upload, you are not allowed to upload it - it's a duplicate (dupe). Exceptions: Different editions and source media do not count as dupes.</li>
             <li id="r2.2.3"><a href="#h2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.3">2.2.3.</a> <strong>Report all trumped and duplicated torrents.</strong> If you trump a torrent or notice a duplicate torrent, please use the report link (RP) to notify staff for removal of the old or duplicate torrent. If you are uploading a superior rip to the current one in the same format on the site, report the older torrent and include a link to your new torrent in the report. Your torrent may be deleted as a dupe if the older torrent is not reported. Note: Trump - This occurs when a new torrent is uploaded in a preferred quality (as specified by the rules below) and replaces the older version that exists on the site. Dupe - This occurs when a new torrent is uploaded in a format that is equal to the existing older version on the site. Because the two torrents cannot coexist, the most recent upload is considered a duplicate.</li>
             <li id="r2.2.4"><a href="#h2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.4">2.2.4.</a> <strong>Torrents that have been inactive (e.g., not seeded) for two weeks may be trumped by the identical torrent (e.g., reseeded) or by a brand new rip or encode (see <a href="wiki.php?action=article&name=torrentinactivity">this wiki</a> for the torrent inactivity rules) of the title.</strong> If you have the original torrent files for the inactive torrent, it is preferable to reseed those original files instead of uploading a new torrent. Uploading a replacement torrent should be done only when the files from the original torrent cannot be recovered or are unavailable.</li>
-            <li id="r2.2.5"><a href="#h2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.5">2.2.5.</a> <strong>Higher-resolution non-HD releases trum non-HD releases with lower-resolutions.</strong> If two torrents have the same encoding settings, language, and translation group, then the non-HD upload with the highest resolution maybe trump lower resolutions. The effectively means that only one non-HD release may exist for a given encode at any one time. All HD resolutions (720p, 1080p, 4k, etc.) may co-exist. Note: upscales are <strong>NOT</strong> allowed.</li>
+            <li id="r2.2.5"><a href="#h2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.5">2.2.5.</a> <strong>Higher-resolution non-HD releases trump non-HD releases with lower-resolutions.</strong> If two torrents have the same encoding settings, language, and translation group, then the non-HD upload with the highest resolution maybe trump lower resolutions. The effectively means that only one non-HD release may exist for a given encode at any one time. All HD resolutions (720p, 1080p, 4k, etc.) may co-exist. Note: upscales are <strong>NOT</strong> allowed.</li>
             <li id="r2.2.6"><a href="#h2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.6">2.2.6.</a> <strong>Updated translations by the same translation group trump older translations</strong>
             <li id="r2.2.7"><a href="#2.2"><strong>&uarr;</strong></a> <a href="#r2.2.7">2.2.7.</a> <strong>Non-water marked uploads trump watermarked upload</strong>, so long as they are otherwise dupes (identical encoding, translation, etc.).
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