@Kevin4fm go to general topics and start a thread of something ure interested to talk about and test at the same time

@Kevin4fm It seems @jokuihmemies may be correct, and you're also correct that things don't work properly in this section. Just made a topic and I get the delete option. [image: 1782687610443-111111111111111.png]

Quick update from the team — this is fixed now. Uploading torrents and adding pictures were failing for a few hours because of a technical problem on our side (nothing to do with your torrents or your accounts). It is sorted and everything is back to normal — new uploads are flowing again. Sorry for the disruption, and thanks for the reports, they helped us pin it down fast.

And as the originator, I can now the second post - the one above this one - as 'Correct', which will then show this question as solved.

@Joker Yup. I've just repeated it in the Member Test section here. The "Ask as Question" may have defaulted to checked this time, which it didn't before, though I'm not 100% sure I didn't unconsciously toggle it manually. It then lets me mark a later response as the correct answer. I assume only I, as the originator, or a moderator can do this. That not only marks the thread as "Solved" but also highlights the post marked as the solution by labelling it "Solution" and adding a green border around it.

@ianfontinell Brilliant. Many thanks. The icon looks remarkably like the one commonly used for "full screen" so I probably mentally blanked it out.

@MrMazda @frostycab Closing the loop on this one: the ladybug report was spot on. Pictures added to an already-published torrent and approved later never refreshed the search/grid tile — only the details page showed them. That's fixed since last night, and the ~50 older torrents that were stuck in that state have been repaired as well. New approvals update the tiles right away now. The empty hover-popups from earlier today were a separate, short-lived hiccup right after the fix went out — reloading the page once (as frostycab found) clears it.

@Joker Short answer: Success! Longer answer: Didn't quite get how I'd remove the warning, rather than the torrent - which I'd done on numerous occasions. Won't bore you with what I actually did, but... I decided to follow @ianfontinell 's advice, and to upgrade my qBittorrent client beyond the 4.6.3 version available in the Linux repository. I installed 5.2.1 as an AppImage. Once I had this running, I added the "Warning" torrents (deleted from the previous qB instance before upgrading), using freshly downloaded .torrent files found by searching the site "from scratch", rather than clicking previously used links, etc, so that everything was as unencumbered with baggage as possible. Forced recheck and started... no warning. Yay! At the same time, this seems to have resolved another recent - and actually more important - problem. I tweaked my settings, following the announcement about IPv6. I think I set it to "IPv4 only", but I'm not absolutely certain. Anyway, since then - or possibly before, and that's why I tried a tweak - I'd noticed a drop in how much I was uploading. Not a huge amount, but I was watching my ratio slowly dropping. I normally manage to maintain it, or even improve it gradually if I set my mind to it. With this new iteration of qB it now appears to be running at speeds similar to what it used to. Early days, but extremely encouraging! My thanks to you, @Joker, for all your continued help on this. And to you, @ianfontinell, for persisting in your advice to improve my client until it finally got through my thick skull!