Seaside Vegetation 濱海植被
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I like that image, so messy and lovely.
Looking forward to following people's federated MG accounts.
But also somewhat fearful. Looking at diaspora, facebook, g+ and increasingly twitter, I see a bunch of image noise. I'd love for pump clients (including web one) to discourage this maybe by only showing tiny thumbnails? How will it work when someone uploads a batch of images to MG? Will a message per image be sent to subscribers, or message per batch, or former with some kind of indication of batch so clients can display accordingly?
Looking forward to following people's federated MG accounts.
But also somewhat fearful. Looking at diaspora, facebook, g+ and increasingly twitter, I see a bunch of image noise. I'd love for pump clients (including web one) to discourage this maybe by only showing tiny thumbnails? How will it work when someone uploads a batch of images to MG? Will a message per image be sent to subscribers, or message per batch, or former with some kind of indication of batch so clients can display accordingly?
Mike, I put the original here so you can study the details:
http://pomelo.iis.sinica.edu.tw:9090/u/trc/m/seaside-vegetation/
The one I uploaded to identi.ca is a preview extracted from the original above (which at the moment sits on an experimental MG instance). The plan is to set up a stable and permanent instance here as a media depository for research and personal use.
I think flooding all people with every newly uploaded media can be too much. It will be nice to have a way to link up pump.io and MG user accounts so I can say in my MG instance "push this but not other images to my followers at that pump.io instance". I am not sure if this will work (or I am not talking nonsense) but seems like an alternative to making people subscribe to yet another service (i.e. my MediaGoblin instance) just to get notices of new photos.
http://pomelo.iis.sinica.edu.tw:9090/u/trc/m/seaside-vegetation/
The one I uploaded to identi.ca is a preview extracted from the original above (which at the moment sits on an experimental MG instance). The plan is to set up a stable and permanent instance here as a media depository for research and personal use.
I think flooding all people with every newly uploaded media can be too much. It will be nice to have a way to link up pump.io and MG user accounts so I can say in my MG instance "push this but not other images to my followers at that pump.io instance". I am not sure if this will work (or I am not talking nonsense) but seems like an alternative to making people subscribe to yet another service (i.e. my MediaGoblin instance) just to get notices of new photos.
Tyng-Ruey Chuang at 2014-08-10T20:13:42Z
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