Get the picture?

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Crystal,

There are a number of places on the web that will let you post pictures

for free. Then all you need to do is give us the URL to look at them. A

lot of internet providers include a web page as part of the subscription

service.

The one my wife likes is a Google product, called Picasa. You can get to

it at http://picasa.google.com . You first download the free software

and use it to create an album of photos on their server. Then, you can

select a subset from the private album to post on a web page for us to

see. They give you 1 GB, which is room for a LOT of pictures.

Chuck

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>

> I recently was trying to post pics of the ice storm damage here and it seems

> that our group owner, whoever that may be, has that setting turned off so I

> had to create a slideshow. This is how the subject of a new group came

> about.

> crystal

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> -- Re: Re: Hypothyroidism list owner

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> ,

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> You wrote:

> > ... It is possible that Chuck might

> > accept the position of moderator but I don't know.

>

> I would consider it, but I cannot tell how many of the 2,340 subscribers

> come and go each month, requiring some action. The first thing I would

> want to do is change the setting that makes posting privileges

> automatic. Perhaps Ira could do that now. Then, all the moderator would

> have to do is occasionally step in to break up fights or ask those

> misbehaving to leave for awhile, if not permanently.

>

> Secondly, the list description says it is " promoted by Curezone.com. Se

> That, coupled with the suggested topics, indicates that someone at

> Curezone originally started the list to promote alternative medical

> products and practices. My predilection is to include criticisms of

> those alternatives, i.e. to include discussion of alternatives to the

> alternatives. I wonder whether that would fit the original agenda or

> even whether the original agenda is still applicable. What we have now

> certainly seems popular, judging by the subscriptions.

>

> definitely makes a distinction between List Owner and List

> Moderator. I believe only the List Owner has the power to create List

> Moderators, and only very short list of those. However, I also suspect

> Ira, as a Moderator, has the power to change posting policy for new

> subscribers.

>

> Chuck

>

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