Embedding of Ogg Files in Images Blocked

Yet, concatenating any other kind of data to the end of an image (such as a repeated string like "NYO~NYO~NYO~NYO~") is allowed.

I'm guessing it will take about 15 seconds until someone slightly modifies the script and sound image creation process to XOR the oggs with a simple bit pattern.

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Don't get me wrong, I'm well aware that it will always be possible to encode arbitrary data in images.
The novelty of soundimages depends on there being both a valid, user-selectable image (ie not "noise") and a valid audio file, however, so for the purposes of this discussion, I'm only considering methods of tacking data onto the end of a valid image.