@matigo It’s at least double the aggravation when two people are talking over each other isn’t it? And if the telly is also blaring, it’s exponentially worse. That’s when the brain feels like it’s going to explode. Coping mechanisms are all we can resort to…unless we’re willing to be immature :-)
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@hazardwarning That’s interesting. What was less good about the camera pics than the phone pics? Is it just a different feel to the photos that’s hard to analyse?
@matigo I still get email notifications from one person on Livejournal. But I think that’s just because she long ago set up syndication from her external blog to one of her LJs and LJ tells me about updates. I don’t think any of my old LJ friends still post there.
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@matigo The last time I paid it any heed was 2009 or 2010. The last time I actually posted something there was probably about 2007.
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@hazardwarning Good photos. On the last photo, the branches frame the picture but also work as leading lines too because they seem to point into the scene. And your camera has enough dynamic range that the branches don't suffer from that annoyingly frequent silhouette problem. But this makes more work for you and adds complexity that may not be worth it.
@matigo The list could only be vertical when the screen is narrow (like 5S/C), providing you’re happy with doing screen size/resolution filtering. But handling over thirty sites is still a problem, unless you collate them into a handful of groups. Livejournal used to do that; you could post to any permutation of friends via check boxes and they let you create groupings of friends to make it less tedious.
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@matigo @sumudu You could just have possible destinations in a simple vertical list, one line per destination…and a checkbox beside each one. If someone has a lot of destinations/sites/properties…whatever you’d call them, it'd be scrolltastic, so you could have the list collapsed by default and expanded by clicking on a little triangle.