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If you guys are referring to the images on the intial article. I can tell you this, the pointer's destination changed. The image id number., in the example below-
[,ATTACH=full]1819343[/.ATTACH]​
it gets re-directd tothe following address​
which longer exist or is no longer available for acccess​

Everything works fine until something changes, the question to ask is what changed to cause such an unmeasurable amount of ophan-links to occur. Usually to resolve such a pandemic creation of orphans is proper backups or updated cross-reference index. Otherwise, they remain orphans for life.
We got hacked by an evil man, this is the only reason for all the broken links. As I have understood it, he just removed and destroyed as much as he could.

So we can stop talking about this. We know the reason...it's in the past.
 
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We got hacked by an evil man, this is the only reason for all the broken links. As I have understood it, he just removed and destroyed as much as he could.

So we can stop talking about this. We know the reason...it's in the past.
WoW, my apologizes...
 
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