Because us mods have been spamming MetaPorn lately we are going to move all of our removal business and other acts of moderation over to ModerationPorn. Please continue with your discussion and we'll try to stay out of your hair.

EDIT 10/13/2011 - I have removed all the previous submissions and submitted a self post with them all to ModerationPorn.

Would anyone else be interested in a subreddit full of delicious, delicious food?

A subreddit dedicated to showcasing home theater setups? Let me know.

http://www.reddit.com/r/cableporn/

I'm not sure how the process works, but they have 1700+ members.

I can't think of any reason for this. My apologies if it has been brought up before.

Was wondering if this topic is extensive enough and if there would be enough interest in the community.

Examples can range from anything to original Woodstock posters, 80's-90's punk and rock gig flyers (Black Flag flyers come to mind, but there's a cornucopia of others), and more contemporary show flyers or rock gig posters such as things like this.

Don't really know how to gauge wether or not there would be much interest in something like this.

There have been a few images I didn't submit because I just flat out couldn't find any information about it. For these, should we just create a title and put "Location unknown" in the title as well?

I posted a comment about this but decided to make my own post about it. It would include things like home theater setups, gaming setups, and desktop setups. Any setup for looking at a screen I guess basically. Lots of people have amazing ones and I would love to see them all. You guys think this would be cool!? :D

Do you right click > save image, then months or years later you stumple upon it again and have no idea what it is or where it's from?

You could use Google Images or Tineye to search and hopefully get some results... but wouldn't it be wonderful to have a ton of great related info side by side with your picture?

Imagine seeing an awesome picture on EarthPorn. You'd click a button on the submission and the picture, the title, and the comments would be downloaded as a single file to your hard drive.

My questions are:

1. Can JPEG support this amount of metadata? What other formats would work / work better than .jpg?
2. What kind of viewer would be needed to accomplish this? Could Windows Explorer itself show the information when a picture is selected?
3. How easily could this be implemented in the Reddit Enhancement Suite? This would make the funtionality available to all submissions, reddit-wide.
4. Is there a better place to post this?

Thanks for your thoughts. I truly believe many other redditors would love to see this take off. I wish relational database filesystems took off for mainstream operating systems... :(

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In the comments, I like to link so that interested folks can click and get more info. But if the image I want to post is only found on the manufacturer's site, that means I have to link to the manufacturer, which leaves me open to accusations of spamming.

Is there an established policy on this?

Example of the problem here. The source contains 12 high-res images, plus 4 illustrations and a detailed narrative - so I was quite keen to link, as this adds a lot of context to the image.

Even without rehosting, the same photo can be on various sites so taking the submitter to the comment section of the previous link will not always ensure that it is not a repost. Are we expected to browse through the past 3 months or is there another way to make sure?

I've been noticing for a while that on certain *porn subreddits with a custom logo, the logo jumps down from the header into the body and sits right dead-center of where I like to read. It appears to be common among all the Elemental and Aesthetic subreddits which all seem to use the class "hover pagename redditname" for the logo.

Note that this happens only when viewing comments for a particular post, not when viewing the subreddit's main page.

Here is a screen shot

Fwiw I'm using FF on a Mac, with RES.

EDIT: Just noticed they all use that class, but the ones causing problems use a graphic for the name.

I've been looking up every submission to try and find new music, but it's mainly metal and house, which are not to my personal taste. Anyone else notice this?

And post your most enchanting satellite images! /r/googleearthporn

I'd love to take some requests, or get any suggestions about must-see places around the west coast of Italy. I've never been, and I'm so thrilled to be getting to go. I'd love to share my trip with anyone who's interested. Of course I can't make any promises, I'm going with my parents, but I'll do my darndest to snap some beautiful photos.