Starting for images placed in content bodies July 9th onward. When pulling an image from the body copy for usage on pages like the home page the system will now search for and use the first 3:2 aspect ratio image, or one very close to 3:2. So, if a 2:1 image is displayed first in the article followed by a 3:2 image halfway down the page the 3:2 image will be used instead of the 2:1 image.

This only applies for images place July 9th and onward because images will now have their native dimensions data applied to the image which is what's used to determine the aspect ratio.

In this example, note the image being pulled when linking to the article, which is boxed in red, is the third image to display within the actual article. This image is the one that's pulled because it's the first image within the article that's a 3:2 aspect ratio.