@35pmachi Do you remember where on Reddit you got it from? That should be the source you list. You can put the Twitter link in a comment to show where the image likely came from, like this:

https://twitter.com/thomas888000/status/1796104285907988648

Since the file itself changed, the source you listed would be invalid even if it were still up. You should always put in the source field where you got it from (or at least a source where the file is exactly the same), not necessarily where it was first posted. In cases like this, you can also add third-party edit to make it clear it's not from where the artist posted it.

Blank_User said:

In cases like this, you can also add third-party edit to make it clear it's not from where the artist posted it.

You mean third-party_source.

Blank_User said:

@35pmachi Do you remember where on Reddit you got it from? That should be the source you list. You can put the Twitter link in a comment to show where the image likely came from, like this:

https://twitter.com/thomas888000/status/1796104285907988648

Since the file itself changed, the source you listed would be invalid even if it were still up. You should always put in the source field where you got it from (or at least a source where the file is exactly the same), not necessarily where it was first posted. In cases like this, you can also add third-party edit to make it clear it's not from where the artist posted it.

Already did, but it's pointless when no approvers do care about it

35pmachi said:

Already did, but it's pointless when no approvers do care about it

The Twitter link was still in the source field when I left that comment, but I did see you tried to give it the correct link afterward, so thank you for that.

All posts need to be credited and sourced to the best of our ability, included deleted ones. Adding these isn’t only for the sake of getting posts approved.

blindVigil said:

You mean third-party_source.

Yes, I did. Thank you.

"No left leg?"

Yea, there we have someone who has no understanding of how perspective works