With old pictures the problem's likely to be getting them scanned. How
many of us have good intentions of scanning old family photos that
have been in the proverbial shoe box for years? You could offer a
scanning service. ;)
One other thought I had was having some way of moving backwards and
forwards in time for a given location. Of course your mass would need
to have gone a long way past critical for that to become a big issue.
James
On 8 Jan 2009, at 12:59, swisspace wrote:
> I did put Scotland in but somehow it got overwritten when I added
> Ireland, I wasn't sure if there was an album limit set somewhere and
> haven't managed to look at it again yet.
>
> Thanks for the link to the other site I didn't know it existed, I
> think
> I will continue with mine rather than support that one though as it
> doesn't seem to have much momentum and I think my name is better :-).
>
> The problem is getting people to load pictures, once they are started
> then people will come looking, unfortunately that involves effort form
> people and that is where I see the problem lies.
>
> But you never know and maybe I can drum up enough interest to make
> it a
> usefull resource.
>
>
>
> Piers Hemy wrote:
>> Ian, it's a very appealing idea, though I can foresee difficulty in
>> reaching
>> critical mass. You might like to take a look at
>> http://www.theoldhometown.com/ which has 1 Dutch, 1 English, and 4
>> Scots
>> towns covered. SO it isn't a competitor, 'cos you left Scotland
>> off your
>> skeleton! ;-)
>>
>>
>
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