No, text is stored in the blockchain. Images are fully off-chain. Those are quite literally stored in S3 buckets or on a server filesystem. There is a monthly invoice people have to pay (true for peakd,

Sort of. I think it's more accurate to describe it this way. Before this change we used to have "unlimited" (almost impossible to hit without abuse) image uploads for everyone. That was nice

I don't it's fair to add a cost to another team infrastructure. It's like if someone could use your computer storage to save their files.

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We are still tuning the upload limits for each subscription tier. I will increase them tomorrow as many users are hitting the free tier limits and we can probably allow more images.

Blocktrades with a few other witnesses.

But there is no limit when one is using hive blog That's true. They have a large in-house infrastructure that they can use for that. I thought the images are saved at the same place by each front end Every

I explained the new upload limits in this reply:

We are still tuning the limits, expect a small change as soon as tomorrow. Also, is there a way to see all images on PeakD servers associated with my or any given account? Not yet.

would I be at an explorer level already Explorer is the first level of our subscription system. A new one is coming soon Current image upload max is 25mb I think As the image storage is one of the main

It's a badge to quickly identify accounts with an active PeakD subscriptions (there is only one right now, but another one coming soon).

You can totally enjoy peakd as always. Subscriptions are optional 👍

I will make it more clear in the next update that the one you see is the"free" tier 👍

That's the free subscription tier for everyone on Hive.

All credits to Opus 5.5 honestly 😅

"PeakD member" is the free subscription tier. Basically everyone on Hive has that.

Where do you see that exactly?

Do you have a clear filtering criteria? Like by tags, keywords ...whatever we can use to implement an automatic thing?

Which providers do you use behind the API?

Not super high quality but you can get the idea.