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What do you use to reduce images before posting?
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Why? Just post the full res image, we're not on dailup anymore.
Storage your instance provider gives you does not come for free. It also helps to load faster for people whose Internet connection is slow.
One possible reason is that they'll get compressed by whatever site you post it on, but sometimes their compression is destructive a bit. Sometimes compressing it prior helps avoid that.