Topic: Looking for removed post?

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So I on a whim wanted to look at a post that was one of my most favorites, and it's gone. It fettered a
humanoid female version of tbh_(character) with a very slim frame and very thin limbs, and was also holding a feral version of tbh. The tbh girl had an autism t-shirt and was bottomless. There were 2 posts with this character, both were great.

Does anyone know where I can find them? Was well as why they were taken down? Assuming they were.

1eyed-rosd said:
They both leed to 404 pages. Nice to know way they're gone, but the links on the posts do not give access. Is there another site to find them on?

I know of a few tricks. If you know you saved the images in the past, their file name is a string of hexadecimal charters called an md5.
You can find a deleted post's md5 by going to the post, pressing F12. Then in the console, past this code.

console.log(JSON.parse($("#image-container").attr("data-post")).file.md5)

This should give you the md5. You can then search your computer. If you know you never saved it. The md5 is still useful to know. Md5's are image dependent and NOT site dependent. Most booru sites use md5s and you can search for them by typing in md5:a2009bce41956c4304e62e67d04441a5 as an example.

Lastly I know of a booru where loli and shota are allowed.

WARNING! Contains loli and shota art.

https://booru.allthefallen.moe/posts
and the artist is there too (althrough not the post you are looking for. ๐Ÿ˜ž)
https://booru.allthefallen.moe/posts?tags=kinshi76+&z=5

hamsterboy said:
I know of a few tricks. If you know you saved the images in the past, their file name is a string of hexadecimal charters called an md5.
You can find a deleted post's md5 by going to the post, pressing F12. Then in the console, past this code.

console.log(JSON.parse($("#image-container").attr("data-post")).file.md5)

This should give you the md5. You can then search your computer. If you know you never saved it. The md5 is still useful to know. Md5's are image dependent and NOT site dependent. Most booru sites use md5s and you can search for them by typing in md5:a2009bce41956c4304e62e67d04441a5 as an example.

Lastly I know of a booru where loli and shota are allowed.

WARNING! Contains loli and shota art.

https://booru.allthefallen.moe/posts
and the artist is there too (althrough not the post you are looking for. ๐Ÿ˜ž)
https://booru.allthefallen.moe/posts?tags=kinshi76+&z=5

I'm a mobile only user right now, but that is good to know.

hamsterboy said:
You can find a deleted post's md5 by going to the post, pressing F12. Then in the console, past this code.

It's a lot easier than that. Just go to the deleted post's page and add .json to the URL. Then it'll be under file in a field called md5.

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tarrgon said:
It's a lot easier than that. Just go to the deleted post's page and add .json to the URL. Then it'll be under file in a field called md5.

LOL, I right click on the IB search URL and copy it, but used to just use JSON, yeah.

tarrgon said:
It's a lot easier than that. Just go to the deleted post's page and add .json to the URL. Then it'll be under file in a field called md5.

Sorry, I'm a little confused. I added .json like you said. But I'm unsure where the "file" is that I'm supposed to click.

hamsterboy said:
Sorry, I'm a little confused. I added .json like you said. But I'm unsure where the "file" is that I'm supposed to click.

It's a JSON file, so there is nothing to click. Just read the actual JSON data.

tarrgon said:
It's a lot easier than that. Just go to the deleted post's page and add .json to the URL. Then it'll be under file in a field called md5.

lafcadio said:
It's a JSON file, so there is nothing to click. Just read the actual JSON data.

Sorry, perhaps I wasn't specific enough with where my confusion lies. As previously stated, I added an .json to the end of the url.

Example
https://e621.net/posts/5035999?q=status%3Adeleted
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https://e621.net/posts/5035999?q=status%3Adeleted.json

This brings me to an identical looking page. Now I understand that .json is a file format, but my question sill remains. Where dose that file live, and more importantly, how do I access it? Is there an ui element i need to click? A button stroke I need to press? A program I need to run? what? This is where I am stuck.

hamsterboy said:
Sorry, perhaps I wasn't specific enough with where my confusion lies. As previously stated, I added an .json to the end of the url.
This brings me to an identical looking page. Now I understand that .json is a file format, but my question sill remains. Where dose that file live, and more importantly, how do I access it? Is there an ui element i need to click? A button stroke I need to press? A program I need to run? what? This is where I am stuck.

The link is wrong. Correct link: https://e621.net/posts/5035999.json

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