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I believe some of my posts would become better with images added, but they are lacking because adding them does not come naturally, I have to consciously urge myself each time I post an image. I don't have any issues with the idea of with sharing them publicly or copyright terms.

When writing an answer, I'm storing my flow of thoughts as a text. Adding an image disrupts my thought flow, because

  • adding an image is different in each online system, requiring either some magic markup code or finding that button you need; this trains the mindset "it's not easy" even if it's relatively easy in each system by itself. In comparison, writing text is pretty straightforward once you've found a box that accepts it.
  • uploading the image is a chore on its own -
    • find the image in my photo library;
    • is it good to submit as is, or should I resize/crop, sharpen? (usually, yes);
    • find the image again with the file browsing tool you use for uploading the picture.
  • now, what were we talking about?

One thing I see here that could be improved from SE side is accepting picture uploads by drag-and-drop; it would be slightly easier to use, but not a magic bullet for all the issues.

I believe some of my posts would become better with images added, but they are lacking because adding them does not come naturally, I have to consciously urge myself each time I post an image. I don't have any issues with the idea of with sharing them publicly or copyright terms.

When writing an answer, I'm storing my flow of thoughts as a text. Adding an image disrupts my thought flow, because

  • adding an image is different in each online system, requiring either some magic markup code or finding that button you need; this trains the mindset "it's not easy" even if it's relatively easy in each system by itself. In comparison, writing text is pretty straightforward once you've found a box that accepts it.
  • uploading the image is a chore on its own -
    • find the image in my photo library;
    • is it good to submit as is, or should I resize/crop, sharpen? (usually, yes);
    • find the image again with the file browsing tool you use for uploading the picture.
  • now, what were we talking about?

One thing I see here that could be improved from SE side is accepting picture uploads by drag-and-drop; it would be slightly easier to use, but not a magic bullet for all the issues.

I believe some of my posts would become better with images added, but they are lacking because adding them does not come naturally, I have to consciously urge myself each time I post an image. I don't have any issues with the idea of sharing them publicly or copyright terms.

When writing an answer, I'm storing my flow of thoughts as a text. Adding an image disrupts my thought flow, because

  • adding an image is different in each online system, requiring either some magic markup code or finding that button you need; this trains the mindset "it's not easy" even if it's relatively easy in each system by itself. In comparison, writing text is pretty straightforward once you've found a box that accepts it.
  • uploading the image is a chore on its own -
    • find the image in my photo library;
    • is it good to submit as is, or should I resize/crop, sharpen? (usually, yes);
    • find the image again with the file browsing tool you use for uploading the picture.
  • now, what were we talking about?

One thing I see here that could be improved from SE side is accepting picture uploads by drag-and-drop; it would be slightly easier to use, but not a magic bullet for all the issues.

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Imre
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I believe some of my posts would become better with images added, but they are lacking because adding them does not come naturally, I have to consciously urge myself each time I post an image. I don't have any issues with the idea of with sharing them publicly or copyright terms.

When writing an answer, I'm storing my flow of thoughts as a text. Adding an image disrupts my thought flow, because

  • adding an image is different in each online system, requiring either some magic markup code or finding that button you need; this trains the mindset "it's not easy" even if it's relatively easy in each system by itself. In comparison, writing text is pretty straightforward once you've found a box that accepts it.
  • uploading the image is a chore on its own -
    • find the image in my photo library;
    • is it good to submit as is, or should I resize/crop, sharpen? (usually, yes);
    • find the image again with the file browsing tool you use for uploading the picture.
  • now, what were we talking about?

One thing I see here that could be improved from SE side is accepting picture uploads by drag-and-drop; it would be slightly easier to use, but not a magic bullet for all the issues.