Understandably. The FurAffinity hiccup must have made things interesting.

Okay, here. By the way, thank you for taking the time to look into this bug report. It's been frustrating me for a week.

Do you still want me to do the Developer Console thing for corroborating info?

If you want specific commandline switches, I do:

lame -V0 whateverfilename.wav

It outputs whateverfilename.mp3. The encoder's homepage is here:

http://lame.sourceforge.net/

I'm encoding them with a commandline encoder called LAME. It's pretty common. Then I open the MP3 in winamp and edit the ID3v2 tags. Note that I was already able to upload six MP3s (my Star Fox chiptune recordings) which were encoded and tagged the same way.

All right... I see that other users have been able to upload MP3s successfully recently. I tried again, but it still rejected my upload as "File type not allowed." This is the file I keep trying and failing to upload. I've tried others too with the same error.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/109661622/Funky%27s%20Fugue%20%28VRC6%29%20NSF.mp3

I've tried uploading in both Chrome and Firefox. Same error.

This keeps happening to me too.

It's still broken.

As a musician, when I upload a chiptune recording to FurAffinity, I frequently repeatedly change the submission file as I notice things that need fixing after I've already uploaded it. If I can't do this on FurryNetwork, it would turn my music publishing here into a bit of a nightmare as I would have to keep deleting and resubmitting the same submission just to make fixes.