[IDEA] Too large images ...

Hi Guys,
I see often post edits by moderators where the post contains full size image's, i saw today already 4 edits.
So, is it an idea to write a plugin in PHP or JS to check their topic post before submitting for too large images or resolutions pasted here ?

I have touched more than my average number of over sized images today. I think you have missed a few
Regardless of whether we automatically detect over sized images is not really that important. First, there are some threads where we don't want to impose limits. There are some image threads where there may be the expectation that there may be some large images. (case in point, I'm bored, lets have an image game thread). Others are a bit Gray (like share your .... desktop). Aside from image threads, people don't expect large images.
Personally, I don't worry about large images in terms of x and y dimensions. What I worry about are the people who pay by the bit, or who have low speed connections. People who pay through time or bit do not want to be surprised by large images.
I hope that by changing images to links I don't change the utility of these forums. Regardless, that is our policy.

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