@Onryo25 stop posting duplicates.

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618701:

@Onryo25 stop posting duplicates.

Literally not. Been a rule from ages ago to upload the one with higher quality. I was literally told multiple times the one with higher size is higher quality so unless you purples have got your stuff mixed up what exactly am I doing wrong? 😑

Onryo25 said in comment #2618702:

Literally not. Been a rule from ages ago to upload the one with higher quality. I was literally told multiple times the one with higher size is higher quality so unless you purples have got your stuff mixed up what exactly am I doing wrong? 😑

Larger filesize does not equal higher quality, it is just one of a few indicators. Zooming in on both posts shows that these posts have the same quality. The Bluesky post is just a re-upload of the Twitter version. Also stop removing the parenting.

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618701:

@Onryo25 stop posting duplicates.

@ANON_TOKYO care to explain then make it a clear statement to danbooru that exact images with bigger sizes is not higher quality then? Because I kid you not being honest I was straight up told it is and to not undo parents by purples saying the complete opposite of you.

Onryo25 said in comment #2618704:

@ANON_TOKYO care to explain then make it a clear statement to danbooru that exact images with bigger sizes is not higher quality then? Because I kid you not being honest I was straight up told it is and to not undo parents by purples saying the complete opposite of you.

In help:post relationships:

Larger filesize tends to mean higher quality, but not always.

This has always been the case. I won't pretend some purples don't wrongly assume filesize is all there is to it, but checking this wiki page is a reasonable expectation. Also you are removing the parent entirely, so even if this one was actually higher quality, what you're doing would be wrong.

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618705:

In help:post relationships:

This has always been the case. I won't pretend some purples don't wrongly assume filesize is all there is to it, but checking this wiki page is a reasonable expectation. Also you are removing the parent entirely, so even if this one was actually higher quality, what you're doing would be wrong.

@ANON_TOKYO post #11292432 post #11260359 post #11850966 post #11282427

Just showing some of many where I was even emailed saying I’m wrong Bluesky is better has more size

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618705:

In help:post relationships:

This has always been the case. I won't pretend some purples don't wrongly assume filesize is all there is to it, but checking this wiki page is a reasonable expectation. Also you are removing the parent entirely, so even if this one was actually higher quality, what you're doing would be wrong.

Make up your mind 🤷

Please point out how this contradicts "Larger filesize tends to mean higher quality, but not always.". In the case of this post (and a few of your recent ones), the larger filesize does not make them higher quality. In the cases of the linked posts it does. Precisely as the quoted section says.

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618709:

Please point out how this contradicts "Larger filesize tends to mean higher quality, but not always.". In the case of this post (and a few of your recent ones), the larger filesize does not make them higher quality. In the cases of the linked posts it does. Precisely as the quoted section says.

It was literally the exact same no differences besides size

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618709:

Please point out how this contradicts "Larger filesize tends to mean higher quality, but not always.". In the case of this post (and a few of your recent ones), the larger filesize does not make them higher quality. In the cases of the linked posts it does. Precisely as the quoted section says.

@ANON_TOKYO

Are you not referring to the jpeg as in size. I’m no image nerd if not then I’m dead wrong and that’s actually on me apologies

• File size is an indicator that something might be higher quality when it comes to JPEG files. It doesn't have to be.
• A higher resolution is generally considered superior for Danbooru purposes, though if the difference is tiny (like 2000 pixels vs 2048 pixels) it can be disregarded.

In the cases mentioned here the artist seemingly saved their own image from Twitter and re-uploaded that to Bluesky. And because Bluesky is made by idiots it manages to make the file larger, but it is impossible to add back quality, so it's still just as bad.

ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2618716:

• File size is an indicator that something might be higher quality when it comes to JPEG files. It doesn't have to be.
• A higher resolution is generally considered superior for Danbooru purposes, though if the difference is tiny (like 2000 pixels vs 2048 pixels) it can be disregarded.

In the cases mentioned here the artist seemingly saved their own image from Twitter and re-uploaded that to Bluesky. And because Bluesky is made by idiots it manages to make the file larger, but it is impossible to add back quality, so it's still just as bad.

You know what fairs man. that shits on me then sorry about the trouble

Don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it, doesn't matter who you are, even approvers and staff ask for help sometimes from our more experienced users. Most problems and bans happen because our userbase is too allergic to talking to each other or somewhere along the line the wrong information gets passed around and then people get stubborn.

Your frustration over being given conflicting information is understandable, but the worst thing you can do is aggravate the situation with your words or actions (e.g. edit warring) - that's mainly what will get you in trouble. Making honest mistakes along the way is expected and you won't be faulted for that.

I appreciate that you were willing to discuss it earnestly and learn what the problem is.

WRS said in comment #2618730:

Don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it, doesn't matter who you are, even approvers and staff ask for help sometimes from our more experienced users. Most problems and bans happen because our userbase is too allergic to talking to each other or somewhere along the line the wrong information gets passed around and then people get stubborn.

Your frustration over being given conflicting information is understandable, but the worst thing you can do is aggravate the situation with your words or actions (e.g. edit warring) - that's mainly what will get you in trouble. Making honest mistakes along the way is expected and you won't be faulted for that.

I appreciate that you were willing to discuss it earnestly and learn what the problem is.

Yeah trying to not make the same mistakes and @ANON_TOKYO was very understanding of the situation. Again my bad