The latest blog entry from 1st Dec ( http://blog.mageia.org/en/2011/12/01/mageia-at-jdll-2011/ ) contains embedded images in the multi-megabyte range, resized by the user browser.
Agreed, it would be better to resize the pic before embedding it into a blog which may be read by users with small bandwidth. We could upload the original pic somewhere on flickr or picasa for download if somebody wants the real thing.
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obgr_seneca 's blog entry contained a smaller version, but the fullsize image appeared to have been gone off the deep end... i donno if that's related
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Depends on how you do it: Copy&paste the contents from the English blog as it looks to the reader or copy&paste from the edit view in the English backend. In the first case you copy only the smaller version, in the second case you copy the link to the original including the 'downsize' parameters.
@Romain: shouldn't we scale those images down and reupload them?
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Ping? Guys, are we going to fix this, or shall we set this bug to WONTFIX? Not much point in fixing this some months from now.
wontfix
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDCC: (none) => rdalvernyResolution: (none) => WONTFIX