Wrong photo for artist

[Cringus]

The artist photo for station: Martone (Dave Martone) is incorrect. The name and music that plays on the station is correct but the photo is incorrect. Not sure Pandora will see this post but if you do please Google it and you will see he looks nothing like the person you have on his profile picture.

Moderator Edit: Edited title for clarity

[AdamPandora · Accepted solution]

@Cringus I've passed your feedback along to our curation team for further review.

Thanks for reporting!

[maryhampton]

Hello Community Members,

Attention to detail matters, especially when it comes to representing artists accurately. The photo associated with Martone (Dave Martone) on this station is incorrect. While the music aligns correctly, the image does not match. It's crucial for platforms like Pandora to ensure accurate artist representation, enhancing the overall user experience. If you encounter similar issues or seek precision, remember the importance of accurate visuals, much like how PicsArt Gold offers tools for perfecting your digital creations....Wish You Happy!

[TannerPandora]

Hi @maryhampton 

Welcome to community!

There are currently two artists named Martone and one artist named Dave Martone within our catalog. Can you share a screenshot of the artist picture you are referring to? I'm happy to pass this along to our curation team for further review.

You can attach a screenshot directly here on community. This is best done through a web or mobile browser. You won't be able to include attachments through the email notification you may receive.

Thanks!

[RizwanAli3]

That's a thoughtful observation, and you're absolutely right. Accuracy in representing artists, whether through images or other metadata, is crucial for ensuring a seamless and enjoyable user experience. Mistakes in these details can not only be frustrating for listeners but also potentially detrimental to the artists themselves. Platforms like Pandora play a significant role in shaping how artists are perceived and discovered by audiences, so maintaining precision is paramount. Your attention to detail contributes to a better experience for everyone involved. And yes, tools like PicsArt Gold can definitely come in handy for refining digital creations and ensuring they accurately reflect the artist's vision. Thanks for raising awareness about this issue!

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