@nprofile1q... I can remove the cap for your account specifically, but the core problem remains for users and apps

@nprofile1q... yes. For apps and users it oaths same problem. 30MB images or gifs can cripple most podcast players and burn through data

@nprofile1q... yeah, podcast players and folks on cellular data really struggle with large images

@nprofile1q... Fixed and imported. This feed challenged my feedparser. Lot's of great stuff in there, but it broke on several things, like timestamps etc.. Also not all episode art made it over, as some of the gifs are too large ( > 30 MB).

@nprofile1q... I’ll take a look

@nprofile1q... which one? I’m seeing tons of traffic as well from AI scrapers. It’s a constant battle

@nprofile1q... no problem! Happy to help

@nprofile1q... aha, I see. What you can do when you import is check “Import as Private show”. When you do that, we never podping or submit to Podcast Index. It is still a public feed, but not submitted anywhere. That should work right?

You manage the show on Podhome, which generates and RSS feed, and then you take the info from the feed into your selfhosted feed.

@nprofile1q... Okay. So do you want to host the podcast at Podhome? I'm not sure what you are proposing

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... unfortunately we can’t just host the media files and you host the feed. Our system is designed to host both.