Snow mare tea time.

Small heads up for those of you who use the art archive. I'm changing the way I deal with duplicate images, which will likely reorder the archive quite a bit, and may also cause the time and date of files currently in the archive to be lost (assuming you care about what year a file says it was created in).
Up until now whenever the best quality version of an image had a pixel-for-pixel duplicate, I'd keep all of them. While for snowpone images it let me add the oldest one to the archive for the sake of chronology, over time this approach creates a significant waste of drive space. I will now be keeping the one with the smallest file size and deleting the others.
>Why does this affect the archive?
The IDs of the smallest files may not match the IDs of the files currently in the archive. The IDs are the only thing stopping me from uploading duplicates to the archive.
>How is it a waste of drive space when there's less than 2GB of snowpone images?
Snowpone images are a very, very small part of my pony image collection. I have to automate this process and unfortunately it is more trouble than it's worth to make an exception for snowpone images.