This is just a suggestion from me but maybe you might want to mark the title as (PNG8) additionally? That way people can see that it's resized at first glance before clicking on the torrent. e.g.: Danke`s posts to his version of Fragtime are called: Original: Fragtime Omnibus (2020) (Digital) (danke-Empire) -> https://nyaa.iss.one/view/1238382 Resized: Fragtime Omnibus (2020) (PNG4) (Digital) (danke-Empire) -> https://nyaa.iss.one/view/1238383

>scanned Danke isn't a scanner. It's original source material most like;y the original project files.

It would also be a good idea for people to stop tagging “digital” onto their releases when they’re clearly scans or web screenshots. Although they are official releases by publishers, calling it digital creates misconceptions. The tag should only be reserved for when the source is from DRM-stripped e-book files. It would save everyone the trouble of having to click into the torrent and check the description, or having to download the file to verify when there are no clarifications. Not to be ungrateful or anything, but tagging with “scans” instead of “digital” should be the bare minimum in helping to differentiate in this case. If this copy starts floating around in other places, people will download without knowing that it’s not actually a genuine digital release, even though it may look like it from a glance.

Thanks to your comments I just saw that I also had the misconception of it being ripped... I somehow ignored the word "scans" while reading/scanning though the description. My trigger words were just "digital" in the thread & file name and "png-8"... Sadly I can't delete my first post anymore and support NyaaSearch's suggestion to avoid stuff like this...