Re: 10 Years @ Blue Cat's Knoxville, TN (01/67)
David H. Lipman
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Pertinent section...
What things can I do to make my posts well-liked by the group?
Here are a few suggestions:
a.. Don't post your photos too big or too small. A minimum size of around 640x480
and a maximum of around 1024x768 seems to be about right.
b.. Use JPEG compression to reduce the file size of your photos. This will
generally not affect the appearance of your images but will reduce the file size
dramatically. A good free program to do this is IrfanView 32 (see next question).
c.. Don't post more than 15 images per day. If you have a big batch of files to
post, break it up over several days.
d.. If you are posting more than 5 images at once, then please post an index along
with those images. These make it easier for the people who follow this group to deal with
the large volume of posts.
e.. Don't attach more than one photo to each message you post. Multiple photos per
message makes the message seem large, and will most likely be avoided by those with slower
connections. Also, having a single photo per message gives people more opportunity to
comment directly about each photo.
f.. Adjust your messaging software so each post results in a single message, rather
than having a single attachment that gets split across multiple messages that must be
combined and decoded. Keeping your photos at a reasonable size will help in this too.
Sometimes part of a message will remain on the server while parts have already been spooled
off, making all parts invalid.
g.. Use a descriptive name for your photos in the subject field or file name. A few
words in the message body that tell something about the photo are good too. This can often
make an otherwise dull post interesting.
h.. Don't be offended if someone suggests ways to improve your photos, they're just
trying to be helpful.
i.. Rude or vulgar photos, even if not "nude," are generally not appreciated.
j.. Be nice.
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Dave
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