The reason I said that is because it encodes the image in base64 and doesn’t expose the image tag, so no clients will display it and the post will appear out of context.
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Makes sense. I didn't expect apps like primal/damus/amethyst to convert from base64, do they by default? There was a bit of another reason which was if somone uploads bad content there is another layer to possibly filter it.