On January 15th I posted this question: Why no recent information about or photos of Ultima Thule? Last night (20th of March) an animated gif was added to it that had been published later in the day, after I asked the question. There is a brief discussion of this in Rob's answer. I've got a problem with the addition of the image but I'm content to let it go if there's a consensus on it staying
- IMHO it doesn't add anything to the question. It's shows the thing we're discussing but doesn't really give the reader any more information
- I find animations quite distracting, an animation should only be added to something if the movement illustrates one of the principles being discussed
- This image was put up on the JHU site shortly after I asked the question. Its presence sort of undermines the question itself. The question is asking about the absence of something that is no longer absent
- If that image had been available earlier in the day, I wouldn't have asked the question. It probably wouldn't have made sense
It isn't a big deal, the question was always going to have a limited lifespan because images were going to be published eventually. Time has passed and the question isn't really relevant now. However, I would perfer to roll back the edit, even though I think it was made in good faith by someone trying to make an improvement