Help Me With My Blocked Images?

My images were blocked because I uploaded more than one image. The images are still in the system, so I can't re-upload them. The system recognizes the images, meaning they are registered. So how can I re-upload the images according to the rules? What do I need to do to solve this simple problem? This situation seems as primitive as the healthcare system in the UK.

kaylorenpraym21 said:

My images were blocked because I uploaded more than one image. The images are still in the system, so I can't re-upload them. The system recognizes the images, meaning they are registered. So how can I re-upload the images according to the rules? What do I need to do to solve this simple problem? This situation seems as primitive as the healthcare system in the UK.

There is nothing you can do to free the image. You already broke the rules.

Find a different image to upload to Wallhaven and move on.

Also, what do you mean when you say, "This situation appears as primitive as the healthcare system in the UK." Like, that has nothing to do with Wallhaven.

Please don't try to reupload deleted wallpapers. They were removed for a reason, which was specified.

lumberjacck said:

Please don't try to reupload deleted wallpapers. They were removed for a reason, which was specified.

The images are completely family-friendly and problem-free; they were only blocked because I uploaded too many at once. What I don't understand is why they weren't removed entirely? They are registered in the system, which is why they won't re-upload. They haven't been deleted, just blocked. This is ridiculous.

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khyden said:

kaylorenpraym21 said:

My images were blocked because I uploaded more than one image. The images are still in the system, so I can't re-upload them. The system recognizes the images, meaning they are registered. So how can I re-upload the images according to the rules? What do I need to do to solve this simple problem? This situation seems as primitive as the healthcare system in the UK.

There is nothing you can do to free the image. You already broke the rules.

Find a different image to upload to Wallhaven and move on.

Also, what do you mean when you say, "This situation appears as primitive as the healthcare system in the UK." Like, that has nothing to do with Wallhaven.

The system is clearly not very efficient. There's nothing I can do to recover the images. You know, the healthcare system in the UK is terrible. It's ridiculous that the UK still uses postal mail for official documents. Even developing countries handle all official procedures with digital systems. Europe is not successful in terms of technology, but it is definitely successful in terms of regulations.

Just don't spam screenshots, ok?

lumberjacck said:

Just don't spam screenshots, ok?

Nonsense. What's the difference between a screenshot and a movie frame? I noticed that older users can upload as many images as they want. So the rules clearly don’t apply to everyone. As George Orwell said in 1984: “We are all equal, but some are more equal than others.”

I don't need help anymore. No one actually helped anyway. I solved the problem myself.

I'm developing my own social media app. Unlike this platform, I'm building a system where the rules don’t shift according to someone’s mood. What I see here is simple: there are no clear rules, processes depend on individual whims, and user efficiency, security, and satisfaction are essentially left to luck. The platform’s capacity is what it is, and I don’t expect any improvement anytime soon.

Progress is slow because I’m working on a game, music, and the app at the same time, but I plan to finish it within a month.

Thank you for your “kind helpfulness.”

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lumberjacck said:

Just don't spam screenshots, ok?

By the way, I’m just curious, you told me not to post screenshots, but are the images you share actually your own photos, or do you just download them from the internet?

Screenshots or movie frames, as you call them, the same rules apply. And your question has no relevance to the topic.

lumberjacck said:

Screenshots or movie frames, as you call them, the same rules apply. And your question has no relevance to the topic.

Never mind, I've taken care of it.

Great then.