As mode7 pointed out, the dynamic content editor being used for body content has been acting up. This was a result of hacking away at it to force better integration into a site-wide upload system. This was a poor approach and has since been changed.

Contributors should now notice a "My files" link on the left hand side. This gives you personal storage space (200 MB) and an upload mechanism for any type of file you need. Therefore, users now 2 options for file uploads:

1. Attach it to a node via the "File attachments" option when creating a blog entry, forum topic, etc. You can link to this file within the dynamic editor by copy-and-pasting the url of the attached file. If you'd like, you can uncheck the "listed" option for the file, which won't show it as an attachment but will show it wherever you linked it in your posting.
2. Contributors can upload any filetype needed (large files, plugins, images, whatever) to their personal storage space and link to those files anywhere they'd wish.

Please shoot me a message if you have any issues with these options or if you've got any suggestions. I want the site to work in a way that best suits the needs of its users.

I've created a project page for my Smash Bros. texture pack, which most of you should know from the emutalk.net forums. The most current version is included as download.

http://www.n64redux.com/content/super-smash-bros-gecko-lees-smash-bros-m...

Sorry there weren't working properly.

I know many of you have needed an easier file upload structure for a while. Attaching files to pages is fine for projects, blogs, forums, etc., but sometimes you'll need to have a file posted nowhere in particular and be able to link to it whenever needed (for PMs, emails, whatever). I have tried multiple Drupal modules for file management, but all of them force you to attach files to nodes, which is just not what I'm looking for. Then I realized that our dynamic text editor (FCKeditor) for posting content, messages, etc., allows for image and file uploads, and has a decent file browser. I've tinkered with the configuration I think this is the best solution, as files uploaded for one purpose are not limited to that purpose -- you can copy and paste the link anywhere you'd like.

Contributor's have a 20 MB upload limit per file and a 200 MB upload cap on their account. If anyone needs more than that, PM me and I will allocate it. This server has some file storage, but 200 MB * x users could add up, so I had to put the cap somewhere. Please let me know if you need more. Post a comment below for ideas, questions, or feature requests.