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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Sun, Aug 2, 2020 02:16 AM UTC in reply to Greg Strong from 01:25 AM:

I would prefer not to encourage the use of an external image rendering engine in IMG URLs on this site. If it can produce images that can be uploaded here, that is a different story, and this page could easily include uploaded copies of images created with his engine. But if that's not what it's for, and if H. G. wants to keep the rendering engine on his own site, it may be more appropriate to just have a link page to a page on his own website. A page on his own website would more easily have the same lifespan as the engine itself. If the engine were used on this site, images would break if anything happened to his site.


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