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The picture upload service for IMCDb is now available, I hope there aren't too many bugs in it 
http://www.imcdb.org/upload.php
The link is also available above the comment box
It does not look good, it uses mostly the same code as the vehicle-picture upload.
What is mainly missing (at least for me) is a multiple-picture upload. I'll see if I can easily add that, but I'll first try to focus on backuping all the imageshack stuff.
The link that it gives is special for IMCDb (to discourage from using it for other purposes), in the following form:
this code will be replaced by a clickable thumbnail
If you upload a picture that you previously uploaded, it will detect it and give you the same link
If you upload another picture with the same name, it will see that it is not the same one and add a number at the end of the name (I haven't tested that very much btw, let me know if it does not work )
There is also a link with "fullpic" instead of "pic" which directly displays the full picture instead of a clickable thumbnail, but this is to be used only for small pictures, e.g. title screens if you reduce them like I do.
http://www.imcdb.org/upload.php
The link is also available above the comment box
It does not look good, it uses mostly the same code as the vehicle-picture upload.
What is mainly missing (at least for me) is a multiple-picture upload. I'll see if I can easily add that, but I'll first try to focus on backuping all the imageshack stuff.
The link that it gives is special for IMCDb (to discourage from using it for other purposes), in the following form:
[pic=userID/pictureName.jpg]
this code will be replaced by a clickable thumbnail
If you upload a picture that you previously uploaded, it will detect it and give you the same link
If you upload another picture with the same name, it will see that it is not the same one and add a number at the end of the name (I haven't tested that very much btw, let me know if it does not work
)There is also a link with "fullpic" instead of "pic" which directly displays the full picture instead of a clickable thumbnail, but this is to be used only for small pictures, e.g. title screens if you reduce them like I do.