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Graham Smith
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All being well, in a few months time, we plan to introduce the facility which will enable you to post all your Vincent related photographs directly onto this website, so everyone can enjoy them. This is known as Photo Posting.
How it would work is as follows:
1. Go to your rally/meet and, using your digital camera, snap away taking as many or as few photos as you'd like.
2. Get home, log-on to this forum and then upload your photos.
It really is as easy as that. As you've already registered, they'll be no further details to enter. It's incredibly easy to get the hang of.
The great thing about it, is that you don't have to send the images to me, then get me to post them up onto the website - which is obviouly time intensive for me. The whole thing is automatic - you post them yourself. You can add comments and titles etc, so it'll be easy for someone to search for say a particular rally or type of bike.
All the photos will be viewable by everyone in a gallery, so it'll be possible for Members in the UK to see photos of events that take place in Australia, New Zealand and USA and visa versa - shortly after the events actually take place. The need for the Photo of the Day facility on the homepage will become redundant, as a random set of images from the gallery will appear everytime you log-in.
There are some costs involved with bringing you this additional facility, but we hope to cover this by introducing a small amount of advertising.
Now, don't worry - you won't be plagued by offers of Viagra, Penis Extensions, Russian Brides etc. They will be strictly limited to the sort of advertisements that already appear in MPH (ie The VOC Spares Company Ltd, VinParts and Conways etc). A couple of our existing advertisers have already shown a keen interest in advertising on our forum.
Hopefully this new facility will be popular, and it'll be a great way of keeping an on-line photographic record of our Club and machines for future generations.
If you think you'd make use of this facility (either posting the photos or just looking at them), make sure you vote on this poll so I can gauge opinion.
I look forward to hearing any comments you may about the plans...
How it would work is as follows:
1. Go to your rally/meet and, using your digital camera, snap away taking as many or as few photos as you'd like.
2. Get home, log-on to this forum and then upload your photos.
It really is as easy as that. As you've already registered, they'll be no further details to enter. It's incredibly easy to get the hang of.
The great thing about it, is that you don't have to send the images to me, then get me to post them up onto the website - which is obviouly time intensive for me. The whole thing is automatic - you post them yourself. You can add comments and titles etc, so it'll be easy for someone to search for say a particular rally or type of bike.
All the photos will be viewable by everyone in a gallery, so it'll be possible for Members in the UK to see photos of events that take place in Australia, New Zealand and USA and visa versa - shortly after the events actually take place. The need for the Photo of the Day facility on the homepage will become redundant, as a random set of images from the gallery will appear everytime you log-in.
There are some costs involved with bringing you this additional facility, but we hope to cover this by introducing a small amount of advertising.
Now, don't worry - you won't be plagued by offers of Viagra, Penis Extensions, Russian Brides etc. They will be strictly limited to the sort of advertisements that already appear in MPH (ie The VOC Spares Company Ltd, VinParts and Conways etc). A couple of our existing advertisers have already shown a keen interest in advertising on our forum.
Hopefully this new facility will be popular, and it'll be a great way of keeping an on-line photographic record of our Club and machines for future generations.
If you think you'd make use of this facility (either posting the photos or just looking at them), make sure you vote on this poll so I can gauge opinion.
I look forward to hearing any comments you may about the plans...
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