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Instructions on how to add your location and photographs.
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sunndog
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by sunndog » 27 Nov 2020, 19:34
Hold on to your hats my pedigree chums.....you can now post pictures almost directly to the forum!!!
Just underneath the reply box on the left you'll now see the add image option
Clicking here will take you to the postimages.org website which will walk you through a couple of very simple steps to getting your pic uploaded then you can copy paste it into your post wherever you like
Creating a postimages account allows you to delete images create gallery's and stuff like that
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some bloke
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by some bloke » 27 Nov 2020, 19:47
Ohya - just like that.
I just edited out a photo of my car with its reg number showing.
Lets me edit another into it too.
Click on the small image to get the bigger picture so to speak - well done that man.

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some bloke on 28 Nov 2020, 12:47, edited 1 time in total.
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sunndog
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by sunndog » 27 Nov 2020, 20:30
I found it but John sirhank the tech guy added it for us
Great stuff John cheers

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Bob57
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by Bob57 » 27 Nov 2020, 23:26
Brilliant

, I just posted a picture no problem, and I'm normally useless doing things like that!!
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sunndog
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by sunndog » 28 Nov 2020, 00:30
glad it's working out lads
Any issues post em on here

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jthyttin
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by jthyttin » 28 Nov 2020, 08:38
There's some issues users should know about. Postimages.org claims they will keep the pictures online forever, which is a good thing (forum posts don't lose images) and bad thing (anybody having the link can access the image, no forum login required).
Also I think the pictures uploaded by this process are "anonymously uploaded" so deleting them is quite impossible if you loose browser history (and haven't bookmarked the upload page for each picture separately).
https://postimages.org/faq
So take care to e.g. not show serial numbers or some personal information in the pictures.
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sunndog
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by sunndog » 28 Nov 2020, 10:35
Yes care should be taken with any hosting site or public forum post regarding personal info and such, good advice
If you sign up to postimages you delete pictures easily

In fact I should add that to my first post
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Bob57
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by Bob57 » 28 Nov 2020, 11:16
jthyttin wrote: ↑28 Nov 2020, 08:38
There's some issues users should know about. Postimages.org claims they will keep the pictures online forever, which is a good thing (forum posts don't lose images) and bad thing (anybody having the link can access the image, no forum login required).
Also I think the pictures uploaded by this process are "anonymously uploaded" so deleting them is quite impossible if you loose browser history (and haven't bookmarked the upload page for each picture separately).
https://postimages.org/faq
So take care to e.g. not show serial numbers or some personal information in the pictures.
Well pointed out mate
Glad I didn't take a pic of my car registration number
