How many images do you have that are actually in their intended, full resolution?

The internet was supposed to fix the problem of fragmented quality in media. At last, people would have access to original artwork and media without the diluted, filtered down clones they'd been stuck with prior.

But this problem has actually been amplified. For every gorgeous 4K image floating around out there, there are a quarter billion people sharing, screenshotting, cropping and deep frying lower resolution versions they were introduced to via websites and applications with file size and resolution limitations.