🦿 Lucian Marin You're right. Photos were an extension of updates so we can have replies and likes. The result was bad and messy because the entire site was getting slower with each new photo -- yeah, that's how Django filtering works for image fields. Now if photos are a different table in the database, the speed will be good, but they will be pretty static -- no way to interact with them. Also, the aspect ratio 16:9 and resolution 480x270@2x were messing with the way text entries looked (too narrow, too much to scroll). For time being I'm rethinking everything related to photos.