Museum Image Access: Watermarked Derivatives Without Touching Master Files (3 Sa

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<p>Storage fan-out changes the moderation answer: a customer-support photo may be retained as an original, normalized into another representation, sent through OCR, and cached

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<p>For a fintech service that turns uploaded campaign artwork into several aspect ratios, inspect the image header during upload, reject dimensions and declared input size before