HOW TO "RIP OTHERS PHOTOS" AND LATER ESTABLISH GALLERIES TO PUT THEM IN.
1. When viewing someone's photo, if it says "rip to gallery" then you
can rip it, which means copy it into you "default" gallery. There
is an indication there of where it came from originally. If you can't irip,
you may want to save as favorite -- only one per such person's account allowed,
for your later viewing pleasure -- not seen by anyone else.
2. Establish a good name for new gallery if desired. Can change name later if decide to.
3. When you edit photos -- I don't remember how you get into this, then you say
"put in this gallery". You go through the list of photos in default doing this, then
to make the changes permanent, you say "change" at the bottom.
4. I don't know, but presume can edit photos in ANY gallery like this,
but haven't had the need, since I haven't moved things around re-organizing
any further, and always leave the "caption" as I originally specified.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PICTURE -- PROTECTION OF YOURSELF:
When uploading a photo -- person pic, nature pic, motto/list pic,
you can control some access---
1. Who can view it
2. Whether it can be ripped.
I have about 4 galleries so far. 3 of them I don't allows items to be ripped:
1. beautiful rips -- they should go back to the original source, which is indicated
2. informative rips -- ditto
3. stuff about my music album covers -- copyright etc.
ALSO CONCERNING BLOG ENTRIES:
1. For each blog category, you can say NSFW or not. I NAME such category
with that part of name to make it obvious.
2. For each blog entry -- even in not NSFW blogs, you can say NSFW.
3. In edit profile/privacy settings -- you can specify who can make comments &
also whether your APPROVAL is required before such comments become public.
4. I THINK but don't know that even if some degenerate comments slip in, you can
still go in and delete them.
I personally allow anyone to comment & no approval required at this point. I have
just the opposite problem -- a few view, but almost none make comments. I would
like to see at least an indication of what words or phrases were particularly
meaningful or inspirational or humorous in some way.
