Hmm, nitter.net probably shouldn't be a primary source (but seems to make sense for direct link, especially if archiving, because Twitter URLs are a pain).

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FYnC00WacAE8v89?format=png&name=orig doesn't work, but https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FYnC00WacAE8v89?format=jpg&name=orig does. If someone uses more advanced tools to replace those links, they might want to make sure that archived_source remains true, or simply not do it for them if archived. i.e. use source:*nitter* source:*media* -archived_source

alphamule said:
Hmm, nitter.net probably shouldn't be a primary source (but seems to make sense for direct link, especially if archiving, because Twitter URLs are a pain).

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FYnC00WacAE8v89?format=png&name=orig doesn't work, but https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FYnC00WacAE8v89?format=jpg&name=orig does. If someone uses more advanced tools to replace those links, they might want to make sure that archived_source remains true, or simply not do it for them if archived. i.e. use source:*nitter* source:*media* -archived_source

I didn't know a Discord's direct link could count as "archived source". The original uncompressed files was only posted (as far as I know) in the visual novel's public Discord server in the fanart section, by the artist himself. That alone isn't a valid source, so I had to provide links that it was posted on Twitter (which was of course of lesser quality because of its compression algorithm), but technically the Discord's direct link which was used for posting is still active, so any automatic replacement tool would be able to access the original file still.

w1479 said:
I didn't know a Discord's direct link could count as "archived source". The original uncompressed files was only posted (as far as I know) in the visual novel's public Discord server in the fanart section, by the artist himself. That alone isn't a valid source, so I had to provide links that it was posted on Twitter (which was of course of lesser quality because of its compression algorithm), but technically the Discord's direct link which was used for posting is still active, so any automatic replacement tool would be able to access the original file still.

I think that is the wrong tag, too. Ugh... yeah, gonna have to figure this out.