Among Google’s geo-imagery efforts, we strive to balance what makes sense for you, the pro or enthusiast photographer, with the needs of consumers. Achieving this balance can be a challenge, especially when publishing tools are managed under separate products, such as Panoramio, Views, Google+ and Google Maps.
So today, after listening to community feedback about the future of the platform, we’re pleased to let you know that there won’t be any immediate changes to Panoramio. Instead of aligning the community with Views, we’ve gone back to the drawing board to work on a more integrated solution that supports you and your content directly within Google Maps.
Ladies & Gentlemen:
Panoramio & GE forever!!!
My respect for the all Panoramio members who not left the wonderful ship PANORAMIO!
My respect for all moderators that do not left the beautiful ship PANORAMIO!
But not least:
My respect for ,,captain moderators,, the respectable Herman van Bemmel alias hvbemmel!
I wish you all a nice day!
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Panoramio & GE pentru totdeauna!!!
Respectul meu pentru toti panoramistii care nu au parasit minunata corabie PANORAMIO!
Respectul meu pentru toti moderatorii care nu au parasit frumoasa corabie PANORAMIO!
Dar nu in ultimul rand:
Respectul meu pentru ,,capitanul moderatorilor’’, respectabilul Herman van Bemmel alias hvbemmel!
Tuturor o zi frumoasa va doresc!
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Panoramio & GE forever!!!
My respect for the all Panoramio members who not left the wonderful ship PANORAMIO!
My respect for all moderators that do not left the beautiful ship PANORAMIO!
But not least:
My respect for ,,Captain moderators,, the respectable Herman van Bemmel alias hvbemmel!
I wish you all a nice day!
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Panoramio & GE pentru totdeauna!!!
Respectul meu pentru toti panoramistii care nu au parasit minunata corabie PANORAMIO!
Respectul meu pentru toti moderatorii care nu au parasit frumoasa corabie PANORAMIO!
Dar nu in ultimul rand:
Respectul meu pentru ,,capitanul moderatorilor’’, respectabilul Herman van Bemmel alias hvbemmel!
Tuturor o zi frumoasa va doresc!
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Text in Romanian language for translation into their native language.
... work on a more integrated solution that supports you and your content directly within Google Maps
How many follow facebook .... now more than before?
Google has made a mistake .... I think
Thanks James for info!P.S. sorry, I've extended your topic caption to make more clear the importance of your post. Hope you are fine with it.
Among Google’s geo-imagery efforts, we strive to balance what makes sense for you, the pro or enthusiast photographer, with the needs of consumers. Achieving this balance can be a challenge, especially when publishing tools are managed under separate products, such as Panoramio, Views, Google+ and Google Maps.
So today, after listening to community feedback about the future of the platform, we’re pleased to let you know that there won’t be any immediate changes to Panoramio. Instead of aligning the community with Views, we’ve gone back to the drawing board to work on a more integrated solution that supports you and your content directly within Google Maps.
We’ll be taking the necessary time to get this right as we build a solution that strives to meet the majority of your needs. Thanks for your input, and for your patience in the year ahead.James TherrienGoogle, Inc.
For what it's worth, Google has also announced that Google Views will go off line in August.
You know I'm an optimist Lady. We know that Panoramio works on an archaic technology, partly from 2005. There will be no way to keep it running that way, it was one of the few legitimate reasons to merge contents with an other application. Back to the drawing board means for me that they have to build Panoramio from scratch in a new technology. That this can have a positive and negative impact on the end result is clear to me.As my views in GM went down to max 12 (on 5600+ photos) each day since classic GM doesn't work any more it can't get worse there.I sincerely hope that Google itself starts communicating again so we can have a little bit more info on the general direction they're thinking of, old PA in a new jacket or a new application called Panoramio (or anything else, what's in a name).
On Thursday, 4 June 2015 04:47:28 UTC+2, Lady GooGoo La La wrote:Cautious optimism!... work on a more integrated solution that supports you and your content directly within Google Maps
I read message to say, we postponed, the deprecation of Panoramio until we can find or create a new and different place to merge it into, but it will not continue to exist in its present form.
Lady GooGoo LaLa
On Thursday, June 4, 2015 at 1:28:35 AM UTC+7, c0l0gne1 wrote:This sounds like positive news- thank you for that.
However, I reserve judgment until we can see where this will lead to. As Heidi says there are other platforms where the tools offered make for a more enjoyable experience because they work - plus there are many functions Panoramio doesn't offer.
Panoramio's unique feature in the eyes of most users is the connection to GE - which is never once mentioned in the above post.
Honest to god I haven’t got a clue what’s going on
...James Therrien is not working for Google any more according to his G+ profile, so he acts as a spokesman for Google...
Among Google’s imagery products, we strive to balance what makes sense for you, the pro or enthusiast photographer, with the needs of consumers. Achieving this balance can be a challenge, especially when publishing tools are managed under separate products.