The problem is, reducing the quality of pictures, reduces the appeal of looking at pictures. Which in turn reduces views, which reduces the value of advertising space. If you make it so that each page takes longer to load, and contains more repeats, and uses more data, it reduces views and as before. It also costs the site more for each page view, while lowering ad revenue.
Reduce the posts per page, while keeping picture quality high, reduces site costs, reduces user costs, increases views, and therefore increases the value of advertising space.
I can't see a logical argument against it, "I want it my way " doesn't cut it.
Reduce the posts per page, while keeping picture quality high, reduces site costs, reduces user costs, increases views, and therefore increases the value of advertising space.
I can't see a logical argument against it, "I want it my way " doesn't cut it.