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Originally Posted by Stijn
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Ah, I see it's changed. Last night I figured out that the button was enabled when I was in the downloads section. Now I see it for the front page too. But kind of my point is that it doesn't make any sense for PicLens to launch into the recent screenshots from the front page. The way I see PicLens used is that you go to a page that would give you a bunch of pictures, and PicLens provides an alternate way of looking at them. Having PicLens support on the downloads page kind of makes sense, but having PicLens support on the main page does not make so much sense. What would make the most sense is having a page just for the latest screenshots, and that page would have the PicLens support on it.
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Originally Posted by Stijn
If you mean a page like the Picture Index which shows the latest screenshots neatly arranged in a grid, I'm afraid I have to disappoint you. Making an RSS feed was a much more trivial task than a full-fledged HTML page, so the latter is still on my todo list  |
Ok, just curious.
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Originally Posted by Stijn
Adding those in wouldn't be hard, but I wasn't sure whether those uploading their pictures would appreciate such a public display of them. Then again the amount of people that actually use PicLens probably isn't that high, so this might not be a real concern. Thoughts?
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Umm, the user pictures are already sitting there on the site in a public display. Switching from the user pictures index to the PicLens wall would make no change in how public the pictures are. Besides, you already have a nice picture index for the user pictures to neatly launch into PicLens.
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