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Random Photo Part XI. DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Size < 800px PLEASE!

  • 21-05-2009 10:19pm
    #1
    AnCatDubh
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,393 ✭✭✭


    Well X went soooo quickly - up to it's 1000+ posts in a little over a month... The pace increases as does the quality.

    Welcome newbies... Always great to see you moving away from lurking to taking part - we won't bite (eh... too often).

    Thread rules [Please Read] NB - IMPORTANT STUFF NEXT

    * General Charter Rules Apply

    * All images must be 800 pixels or less on the longest side. Any posts with images which break this rule will be deleted.

    * No Quoting Images - Please don't include the original picture in your reply to a post.

    * Making your picture a link to the page it's hosted on flickr or pix.ie or elsewhere is both handy for us nosy lot to find the rest of your stuff, and also generally considered the polite thing to do by the image host.

    * No arguments. Self explanatory really.

    * If you have a disagreement with a photo, use the report post feature - don't go abusing the poster.

    If you find yourself on the wrong side of these rules, prepare yourself for your post to be deleted, or if you've been feicing around repeatedly, prepare yourself for break from the forum.

    Have fun and enjoy.

    Thank you.


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