portrait Photo gallery with names attached.

[Katie Wilson]

Just to expand on for my (Only a pic from 2011) idea.

I go on a nice reasonably clean chat line every now and then and posting a photo is considered protocol.
I know from a friend and past dlv participant who sent me and e-mail that one of the girls in the chat room posts the same pic each time for one reason. She was 155# when it was taken 5 years ago and is now 260#+ some and would rather be known as the 155. She is a nice person and I can't say I blame her there and it is not really considered dishonest in chat world where the chatters can speak without the help of any picture of themselves at all if they want to.
A DLV 2011 photo will avoid this sort of thing.
A head shot portrait as a yearbook photo is nice but really not really necessary I think as full length pics are just as good for an ID photo in our case and more recognizable for the subject.
Just an idea and worth thinking of maybe.

Huggers. Katie

[annie]

> Can you go with a default photo, the one from MyDVL, and give the user
> the option of uploading a new one.

We can probably set it up to give the user the option of using the default (avatar) photo or using any image from that user's gallery. It may be tricky to get the avatar photo in there, but I'm sure it can be done. If you poke around a bit, you'll see that the avatar photos are served by a script and not the normally-expected http "get" of an image file.

> I assume you or someone will monitor the album just in the event someone
> tries to put up and inappropriate photo.

Don't worry. The net.cops are on duty and walking their beat!

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Can you go with a default photo, the one from MyDVL, and give the user
the option of uploading a new one. I assume you or someone will monitor
the album just in the event someone tries to put up and inappropriate
photo.

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>Don't worry. :) The net.cops are on duty and walking their beat! :)

Good for the net cops!

This is a little off topic - Today in most places the cops are always
around or they have you on camera. In most places it's not even safe to
scratch!

My bet is the Cosmo hotel cops reacted to something that was egregious
to the hotel. It might have been a misunderstanding, but I've always
taught that in most circumstances it is best to avoid all appearances
of evil.

I wonder how the victim was dressed and acting?

I'm getting ready to go shopping tonight here in Atlanta before I fly
off tomorrow morning and if and when and if I need to go to the
bathroom I'm going to do it as unobtrusively as I can. My shopping is
going to be conducted in the same way. I'm probably still amazed that
every time I go shopping and need to try things on the clerks always
direct me to the ladies fitting rooms and in there I really am on my
P's and Q's. (Is that term something everyone understands or a
colloquialism?) Regardless, I love those discount stores like TJ Maxx
that have unisex dressing rooms because it takes the pressure off!

Back on topic - I like the picture you have up and keep looking for that
Annie to reappear someday!

Ginger

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Yes, I would like that. But how can I update my email address. Right now it
lists a an obsolete email address. I want to change it to the current address.

Rosada, who is not too tech savy with this stuff!

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[annie]

> Yes, I would like that. But how can I update my email address. Right now it
> lists a an obsolete email address. I want to change it to the current
> address.

That's a dead page, Rosada. It hasn't been maintained for about 5 years.

The new one will have the ability to "drill down" to the user's profile, which will have the user-maintained e-mail address, if he/she chooses to display one.