The issue of "filename falsies", which refers to individuals who rename their image files in an obnoxious or inaccurate manner instead of retaining their original name or one that contains the tweet ids, has become a growing concern since the days of /asp/. This practice can lead to confusion and make it difficult for others to properly identify and track the images in question. To address this issue, there are several solutions that can be implemented to ensure that image files are properly named and kept accurate. One solution could be to implement stricter regulations and penalties for individuals who engage in this behavior. Another solution could be to promote the use of standardized naming conventions (via programs like Twitter Media Downloader, gallery-dl), which would make it easier to accurately identify and track the images in question. Hopefully by utilizing these and other similar solutions, we can help to reduce the number of "filename falsies" and improve the accuracy of information related to image files.