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Linked pic is an example. I had to uncheck "Use pic8.co" to get the post to submit as pic8 didn't register it as a valid image url.

There is nothing wrong with the link and there are no invalid characters, but it keeps giving the "Invalid url entered" error.

I tried manually altering it to one of the multiple archive domains. I also tried the archive.today link.

Image saved from:

https://poal.co/s/News/675871 https://www.gpb.org/news/2023/10/23/antisemitic-flyers-found-in-brookhaven https://archive.today/W8CRS

Here is the image on different archive.today domains:

Pic8 just seems to refuse accepting images from the archive site itself and does not seem to be an issue with the images or their links (such as pic8 having that issue in the past of not accepting images with an underscore, hyphen or space in the file name).

This has been going on for quite some time and I've just been saving the images and eventually uploading them direct to pic8 to get a pic8 link. I finally decided it wasn't a temporary issue and that it would require being reported to then get corrected.

EDIT: For anyone wanting the pic8 link to this image, here it is from using its direct image link instead of its archive image link:

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Linked pic is an example. I had to uncheck "Use pic8.co" to get the post to submit as pic8 didn't register it as a valid image url. There is nothing wrong with the link and there are no invalid characters, but it keeps giving the "Invalid url entered" error. I tried manually altering it to one of the multiple archive domains. I also tried the archive.today link. Image saved from: >https://poal.co/s/News/675871 >https://www.gpb.org/news/2023/10/23/antisemitic-flyers-found-in-brookhaven >https://archive.today/W8CRS Here is the image on different archive.today domains: - .PH: https://archive.ph/W8CRS/b77746a5465fd40f72086eaea2c131762693cb51.jpg - .VN: https://archive.vn/W8CRS/b77746a5465fd40f72086eaea2c131762693cb51.jpg - .TODAY: https://archive.today/W8CRS/b77746a5465fd40f72086eaea2c131762693cb51.jpg Pic8 just seems to refuse accepting images from the archive site itself and does not seem to be an issue with the images or their links (such as pic8 having that issue in the past of not accepting images with an underscore, hyphen or space in the file name). This has been going on for quite some time and I've just been saving the images and eventually uploading them direct to pic8 to get a pic8 link. I finally decided it wasn't a temporary issue and that it would require being reported to then get corrected. --- EDIT: For anyone wanting the pic8 link to this image, here it is from using its direct image link instead of its archive image link: - https://pic8.co/sh/mYfLNH.jpeg

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[–] • 1 pt 1y (edited 1y)

That's a great idea. Thank you for recommending that as what to try/do in the future. I'll inspect the page to get the source image link instead of resorting to trying multi-stage submitting for times when I can't save>upload direct.

EDIT: For anyone wanting the pic8 link to this image, here it is from using its direct image link instead of its archive image link:

[–] • 1 pt 1y

On desktop, one can usually right-click and select "Copy image link" or something similar.

Sometimes mobile browsers will have that option if long-pressing an image on a webpage.

[–] • 1 pt 1y

Thanks for the note.

If viewing the original article/web page, 'copy image location' works to copy the image link as it is the original image link being copied.

If viewing the archive of the page, doing that will copy the archive.today link to the image. For archived pages, the element must be inspected to get its image alt source url to copy and then use on pic8.

For me, I always archive every link/article shared on poal first and then I strictly view the archived page unless it is absolutely required to be viewed direct or if I feel the site deserves my traffic and can be mostly "trusted".