Andrew Murray

Looking at your image with GIMP, one of the layers has a negative offset.  I've created PR #7706 to handle this. With that, ```python from PIL import Image with...

> I don't particularly like because I don't want to think about tiered payments, payment amounts or getting sponsors I setup GitHub Sponsors last year because [a user wanted to...

Thanks for the response. The only additional suggestion I have to your scenarios is perhaps the ability to, at our discretion, offer funds to users that we think have provided...

On a related note, we may want to apply for OSS-Fuzz [integration rewards](https://google.github.io/oss-fuzz/getting-started/integration-rewards/). It's a once-off payment, rather than recurring, and if you want to distribute it there's still that...

There's not an open issue. I think [this is the last question](https://www.bestpractices.dev/en/projects/6331#analysis) to become "passing". 

> I think the first record that fails record ~13 is a [EMR_STROKEANDFILLPATH ](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocols/ms-emf/2794792a-38b4-4d19-adec-28fc2a6273b2) with "bounds" arguments 0,0,29699,20999 which is probably rejected because it is larger than the `EMR_HEADER` bounds...

I've rerun the tests, and they've passed now.

If you'll bear with me - is this the only operation that you expect to work on an `Image()`? Or do you think other operations should work as well?

I've actually found a simple solution that should work. See what you think of #7457

I've created #7461 as a suggestion instead, raising a TypeError.