Introducing Zooomr, a photo sharing site that speaks your language and OpenID

[Kristopher Tate]

Hi,

We do, actually (provide multiple licenses). Using QuickEdit, all you  
need to do is hover over the "All Rights Reserved." next to the  
photo, and click on it (while logged-in).

It'll give you the choices you desire.

Thanks!

-Kris

On 2006/02/12, at 19:36, Keith Howe wrote:

> On 2/11/06, Kristopher Tate <kris at bbridgetech.com> wrote:
>> Hey Everyone!
>>
>> It sure has been awhile since OpenID Started. Today, I'm pleased to
>> announce the first (pretty sure) full featured photo sharing site to
>> leverage OpenID. It's called Zooomr, and it's goal is to help people
>> share photos and find new people through photos as simply as possible
>> -- OpenID allows us to do just that. On top of that, Zooomr is
>> localized in 12 locales and counting!
>
> Hey, I was just trying out the Zooomr beta, but could not find a
> specific form/contact for feedback. Anyhow, I just wanted to suggest
> the ability to be able to attach specific copyright information to
> photos. Tags and/or comments are not really a convenient way to do
> this, and it would be particularly useful if you could provide, for
> instance, a drop-down list with some standard copyright conditions (ie
> some of the Creative Commons licenese, http://creativecommons.org/,
> etc.).
>
> - K.Howe
>
>