Imgur, an image-hosting site that has been one of the web's go-to spots for linking hi-res images since 2010, has told users that it intends to remove "explicit images" and "old, unused, and inactive content" as of May 15. " The algorithm consistently flagged material that was non-sexual but may have involved LGBTQIA+ content, tended to overcorrect for female images versus male, and made confusing decisions about dragons, crochet handles, and Alex Ovechkin sleeping with the Stanley Cup. It's nobody's obligation to host images indefinitely for free, but Imgur has been around long enough that such a culling will likely result in untold amounts of link rot—web pages missing vital pieces of context