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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    So even attachments in the CodeBank get removed when a user deletes his attachments? I thought there would be somewhere that they remained, or owned by the system.

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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    Nope, no safe place. All attachments are owned by the poster, no matter which forum.
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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    I think there should be a way for attachments to become system-owned. Maybe have an admin or mod change it over? Or else, be liberal with space. I filled mine then deleted everything, then filled it up again, in a little over six months.

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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    Met your quota twice already!

    I would suggest that you crop your images to a smaller size and only include
    relevant areas (dont do full screen shots, etc) and try to be more selective
    on what you attach. At your rate the servers would max out soon enough if
    we expanded the quota many times over for everyone.

    Most members seem to do ok handling their quotas. Something your doing
    that the others arent is setting you apart?
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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    more posts? I like visual clues. While they're not vital, they make the explanation easier. You know, a picture is worth a thousand words.

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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    There is nothing wrong with that if you like managing your quota all the time.
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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    that's why i need to find a central area to put them, and then refer back to them. only makes sense

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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    Quote Originally Posted by dglienna
    more posts? I like visual clues. While they're not vital, they make the explanation easier. You know, a picture is worth a thousand words.
    If they aren't vital and are only for clues then reduce the quality.

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    Re: Attachment Size Exceeded

    We upgraded 2nd of December if I recall correct.

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