Fairly often in the review queues one encounters posts from new (or not-so-new) users who lack the reputation needed to include images visibly. Sometimes I have the time to replace images of equations with $\LaTeX$ equivalents, and sometimes I simply edit the Question (or Answer) to make an image visible.
My thought is that the image may not make the Question a good one, but it's a step in the direction of improvement. If the Question seems VLQ otherwise, I will not bother, and sometimes I'll make the image visible by drilling down to the underlying post and editing there (so that the Edit does not serve as an indication/tick-mark that a Review was completed). However mostly I make the image visible whenever it seems to plausibly support the Question (or Answer).
What guidelines do others follow in leaving images linked or making them visible?
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. However I do occasionally need to convert image formats, since I think .svg is not yet supported by the image uploader. $\endgroup$imgur
images that I just now checked are .jpg, and they upload fine if you remember to go to the actual image page, not the page that shows the image with the comments below it. $\endgroup$