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Originally Posted by JSWolf
@Mandabar Please do not use imgr or any image host. One problem is the images will eventually expire and if the thread relies on the images, it becomes useless. The way to do it is to attach the images and then use the paperclip icon to insert the thumbnail. Thanks.
Imgur is the worst host as in the UK, it's banned and we have a number of UK users. Also, it's overloaded a lot. So even if you are allowed in, you can't see anything.
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Huh. Interesting. I've never had an Imgur image deleted, unless I deleted it myself. Then again, they are uploaded to my account and not anon.
The being banned part is a whole different issue. yeah. I'll try to give em an upload.
Edit: The post has been updated to use attachments instead JSWolf.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
One thing to do is remove all of the eBooks on your Kindle. Then add them back in a little at a time. Each time making sure they are correct. It could be a case of you updated the metadata of all of your eBooks on your Kindle with the metadata from that one eBook.
But it's best to start over with the eBooks on your Kindle. I suggest you do 10 at a time to see that it's working properly.
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I feared that would be the answer. I think at one point the metadata file on the kindle got deleted during my testing (And yes, it will deleted sideloaded books if you stay off wifi too long. Like Bezos is punishing you. I mostly stick to send to kindle now, giving amazon all that juicy data of just what books I be reading that I didn't buy from them...) and that is probably the root cause of all of this. I imagine Calibre only knows what is on the device, metadata linked wise, if it put it there and keeps records of it. Even though it technically is, and can, read the contents of the device it won't update itself based on that less than primary source of data. Or that's my rambling thoughts on it.