These were scans uploaded on e-hentai. The source of the image is not permanent, can be taken down, and is also about a quarter (don't quote me on that) of the size of the scan. The artist was much smaller, textless versions on their pixiv, but they're also compressed and have watermarks all over them, besides excluding the text.
These were scans uploaded on e-hentai. The source of the image is not permanent, can be taken down, and is also about a quarter (don't quote me on that) of the size of the scan. The artist was much smaller, textless versions on their pixiv, but they're also compressed and have watermarks all over them, besides excluding the text.
Link to the HTML page on e-hentai. We always want a link even if they're temporary. A link that expires is better than none at all, right? In this case though I'm pretty sure the HTML pages are permanent links.
These were scans uploaded on e-hentai. The source of the image is not permanent, can be taken down, and is also about a quarter (don't quote me on that) of the size of the scan. The artist was much smaller, textless versions on their pixiv, but they're also compressed and have watermarks all over them, besides excluding the text.
Frankly, every site is temporary, even Danbooru. One day the earth with be a smoldering hellscape, that doesn't mean we don't say where things are linked in the present.
It is paramount to place the link in the source field where you received an image from for every single upload. thanks.
