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"On the rare occasions when our dreams succeed and achieve perfection

they are symbolic chains of scenes and images in place of a narrative

poetic language; they circumscribe our experiences or expectations or

situations with such poetic boldness and decisiveness that in the

morning we are always amazed at ourselves when we remember our

dreams. We use up too much artistry in our dreams-and therefore often

are impoverished during the day." Friedrich Nietzsche<div></div>

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Users can see and comment on your presentation by clicking the referencing link on your

Community-Member-Page. As far as I know, although it has been frequently discussed, there isn't a special critique forum for presentations. Therefor, IMO, the best way to call so.'s attention to your presentation is to get more involved yourself in posting comments on others. My two pennies. Cheers

It makes sense.

Technically very pretentious, I guess, but a very good idea, IMO !<p>

It would also be extremely interesting if in addition to the standard TRP-selections (comments, ratings, views, average etc) we would have the possibility to select the category of the photos listed, namely nudes, fine art, street photography, portraits and so on. (For example: nudes, 3 days, comments OR portraits, 24 hrs, average etc). Creating an additional filter would be possible if we could select the category of the uploaded photo during the submission process...<p> Just a thought. Cheers

<a href="http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=009Y1a">Here, the answer to a similar topic.</a> Cheers

Views = every time a photo is viewed, be it in thumbnail format or large (inside a folder, preview or as a full size file.) The "Views-Counter" is being updated once or twice a day (hope I'm not wrong), that's why the counter didn't updated immediately after you have viewed the photo. Cheers,

Marshall, you're right... it's difficult but not impossible. it was just a thought...

That settles the matter.

What do you think about having TWO featured portfolios from TWO

different photographers on the index page?<p>

One could be "portfolio of the day" (changing every 24h) and the

other one could be the "featured portfolio of the week" (changing

every 7 days)... This features could increase visibility and

interaction. Cheers,

Depends on the license agreement, I guess. When buying new software, you are not purchasing the software but just a license to use that software. As such, it is totally dependant on the software's license agreement as to whether the license can be transferred. Theoretical, you bought a right, so you "own that right"; therefore you could also sell this right further. BUT: It's possible that some software companies are not allowing to sell the right to use the software to third parties... Further more, license agreements differ by country. Just check the license provided with the program.