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The pictures I embedded in this post appear to have broken links. They are static, public URLs as far as I know and appear to still exist in their original locations. I just added a new reply with a fresh picture embedded in the identical way and it appears fine.
https://backpackinglight.com/forums/topic/diy-wood-stove-for-hot-tent-a-la-tigoat-wifi/#post-3800042
Since I can’t go back and edit the post to see what’s going on, I don’t think there’s anything I can do on my end.
I can see the photos in your OP of that thread, i.e. 6 photos of your custom-made wood-burning stove.
Very odd. I’ll try from a different device.
I can see them as well.
Somehow my iPhone/Safari refuses to show them despite quits and restarts. Fine on a desktop PC. I guess the case is closed on your end. Cheers
Just a guess: some browsers are set up to absolutely, positively, and with extreme prejudice, never show an “unsecure” (non-https) link. It’s a stupid thing to (not) do, IMNSHO, but it’s a thing. Static content gets no exception; a simple static .jpg file is considered an evil scheme to take your credit card number and go buy a Porche.
That seems like a solid guess, but I think every static link from Flickr is https. Maybe something changed over the last few years? The URLs start with:
Yeah, that seems to rule out my guess.
Seems like the most prominent advances in the “last few years” have made using these Internet pipes harder and harder. </whine>
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