Weibo commentary image source

Sometimes artists post additional images in a post's comment section, such as an extra doodle or the textless version. The problem is that, unlike platforms like Twitter where replies with images are displayed as reposts with a new address, Weibo makes a difference between image replies and image reposts, and there is no public address attributed to individual commentaries, meaning that it's impossible to source a commentary directly. The closest is adding "#comment" after a post's ID, which jumps to the comment section, but neither this nor using the main post's address are ideal sources. They can be very confusing and a person who sees this might assume that it's the wrong source or the wrong source format. Is there use in creating a meta tag to acknowledge this case? Something like weibo commentary image?

You could do something similar to what we do for alt text when writing the commentary or just do standard multi-source commentary for the subordinate post (e.g. post #9369112) but there's no sense in making a new tag for one site's commentary.

I don't think this is relevant to multi-source commentaries? It's a Weibo-specific issue. I'm not talking about how to source a commentary, I'm talking how to source an image posted as a commentary. Weibo doesn't provide an address to link a specific commentary directly.

Are you sure you don't think it is? You sound pretty sure that it isn't. :blobcatsmirk:

Sorry, snark aside, I was thrown off by you using the word "commentary" and I failed to actually notice that you were confused on how to source an image in a comment rather than how to apply the commentary. Though, technically, that could still apply. Stance remains unchanged on that it's pointless to make a new tag for it.

To be honest, I just source it from the original post as long as the comment is first-party. If they won't give me a proper link then I have to pick the next best place to describe where the image comes from which is the post itself.