Everyday is a new day ...
True. From my point of view of posting them though, it takes incredible effort to upload them to my photo site, and then link to them here. That is why it took me so long to post the CES pictures. We are talking about some 600 to 700 pictures and 170 tracks and albums captured. It is immense work with the right tools, darn near impossible without.
On
ASR Forum, I can just drag the photos from my desktop into the post window and it automatically uploads them and with one click I can insert them anywhere in my post. Because of this ease and speed, I am done with 80% of the show reports already and hope to finish them all soon.
ASR Forum is a good complement/extension to WBF - way I see it from above.
Members who are registered here should automatically have access to your pictures over there, and same with guests from the four corners of the globe.
I understand; it's a software issue.
EDIT: The way guests (non-registered readers) can view pictures, attachments, photoshop, photobucket, etc. varies from one software program of one site to another. It is dependent on how the pics were posted and the origin.
Some pictures posted directly, by-passing the site's software can usually be seen by everyone, but not the attachments.
But true, for specifically attachments of pictures, graphs, etc., plus pictures downloaded using sources like photobucket and personal picture's library, you need to register...@ most sites.
I don't know if guests can view attachments here @ WBF; only a guest or de-registered or log off person could tell, I guess.
...And a banned person too. * Banned people cannot view any attachments, they are like guests I guess.
Anyway, the deal is that each site operates more or less differently.
Axpona 2016 pictures are avail @ Amir's own extension site (Science), for anyone who register to another great site, just like WBF. :b
And by the way, Amir's pictures are great, plus he has some very desirable attributes; the music. Yes, he even posts the music cover album plus the video of tunes that were used in those rooms @ Axpona. In my book, and the books of many, this is a great great beneficial positive.
Why? Because music tells us more about who we are than the gear playing it. :b ...In my analytical opinion.
Yesterday I might have sounded like it is better to view pics for all people including guests, but after further research it all depends of attachments, plus how the direct pics originated from. It's not easy as ABC, it is a little more complex...it has to do more with computer software than people administering the sites.
All in all, for a final conclusion (re-constructing my previous comment), it's all fine...here and everywhere. Guests @ many websites can view attachments and pictures (that's the normal way, the way we all like), and @ other websites they cannot, without registering first. ...It depends, we live in an advanced world that has a lot to learn to advance further; it's not a human problem, it's a creation problem, the world created by the Internet, ...and the Internet was created all by itself?
There are pros and cons anywhere, and not the same. One is no better or worst than another.
The love we get is the love we give. We live on a beautiful blue planet with mountains, snow on top, green lush jungles and forests, oasis of the deserts, blue oceans and rivers, people of all colors and sizes. Music is great, pictures we love too. The music we select like the films and pictures we watch, is life's experience and evolution. How we access it is our journey, our own journey; and no one is responsible of it but us.
The biggest gift is our work, for all.
