Quick question about PictoBrowser & Flickr - please help!

Hey you out there... I need your input on something.

Do you like PictoBrowser (those little photo-viewers on the last two posts)?

It's hard for me to decide whether to keep using them, because I put notes and descriptions on some of the images which PictoBrowser doesn't support (for example, did you know that one of the photos from Cortona is of the cell where St. Francis of Assisi spent his final days?)

On the other hand, I don't want to keep sending you all off to Flickr to look, because maybe you're not interested, and prefer a quick little glance through the sets as PictoBrowser presents them?

Thing is, I know most of you aren't going over to Flickr, so you're definitely missing out on some details. I'm kind of torn here...

Drop me an email, and/or leave notes in the comments. Grazie!

Comments

[Jeff Shattuck]

Captions are good. I'll go to Flickr!

[shuna fish lydon]

I catch up on Flickr when I have time and I even leave comments. But, why can't you have both?

[Fatemeh]

Shuna -

I guess I could, but that seemed redundant. I got a couple of emails suggesting the same thing, though, so maybe I will do that!

Thanks to you and Jeff, and everyone who emailed!

[Rick]

I like the PictoBrowser slide shows. I don't like being taken away from the site to go to Flickr. Also PictoBrowser uses such a cool techy looking font, I'd really miss that at Flickr.

[Chubbypanda]

I love pictobrowser. It will support descriptions if you put them in the title textbox on flickr.

[Elyse]

Hi. It's been a blast to experience your escapades in Italy vicariously. And the pictures are wonderful. For what it's worth, I like both flickr and pictobrowser.

E.

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