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# Post attachments folder
All files uploaded when creating a post are automatically stored in a system folder called **Post attachments**. This ensures that every file shared through posts is easy to locate, and accessible beyond the original post itself. The folder is located under the *Quick Access* section on the **files page**.
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You can [move files](/using-hippoly/files-and-folders/move-file.md) from the **Post attachments folder** into other folders without breaking the file reference in the original post.
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**If you delete a file from the Post attachments folder, the file will not be removed from the original post.**\
However, users will no longer be able to view or access it - they will see a message indicating that the file has been deleted. To fully remove the file from the post itself, you need to [edit the post](/using-hippoly/posts/edit-post.md) and manually delete the file reference.
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