It's almost as if people don't want to buy their $500 exclusivity box.

Thank you for reminding me to renewal my monthly subscription.

Being realistic here... They don't seem to have anything actually illegal though, it's not like the instance is breaking the law or anything, seems like a far fetched overreaction.

Oof. It did error but I didn't think it would duplicate. Thanks for letting me know!

Maybe interesting or not but I've been using .webp images as an alternative to .png, as they offer the same lossless quality at almost half the size sometimes, or .webp at 99% quality, which will of course give huge savings in file size while keeping all the relevant details unless pixel peeping of course.

I also prefer hosting externally and only linking the image directly in posts, avoids having the instance store additional files and has been pretty reliable and fast to me. I'd say something like catbox.moe or postimg.cc are good starting points -- from a general user perspective.

I also had an annoying experience where an instance purged their images and it resulted in me having to go back to my posts to update their files, since then I'm a firm believer in using external links instead, and this is never an issue in those cases.

Very cute!

It absolutely is, the extensions are brilliant.

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Of course is Kotaku coming with a whole tempest in a teapot over this.

Kotaku is an absolute joke, but that's not new, they are the laughing stock of game journalism for a reason.

Personally I'd find it pretty useful but it does depend on the user.

A Post Flair system would be great, specially for keeping things organized in a community that also serves support issues, for example having preset tags for "Issue", "Bug", "Solved", "Discussion", "Announcement"...

I'll say though, it is important that those can be edited/swapped my moderators.

These help keep posts organized and helps filtering for users that come later.

What we have to do now is use [TAGS/LIKE/THIS] and use external Userscripts that add the ability to filter those, which isn't ideal.