I get that you need to have constraints, and not allow people to upload seriously large images — but so many of us are using Miro to document web site workflows and designs — and there are NUMEROUS occasions where I need to take a full-screenshot of a web page that is several screens deep and drop it onto a board — and I end up having to break it up into several images and group them, or some other workaround. If you are basically going to allow us to have an infinite whiteboard app, with a limit of 100,000 objects on a board, or whatever that is now — what difference does it make how large the images we choose to add to a board are?
If you are going to allow me to split an image into 6 images, and group them together, with the total file size of those images equaling the large image I am trying to drop onto the board, what difference does it make?
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