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Hi. Imagine that we need to set photo location where the river flows into the lake. If we search on map lake or river we get very different location. So we need to edit it manually. But I've found that site shows me map in very large scale without possibility to change it. So I need hours to move location mark manually. Moreover, if I click "show on google maps" I get windows with map of locaton very different from ones set for photo.

1. What is the right way to set location manually?

2. Why "show on google maps" doesn't work?

<p>Thank you Bob! But at most sites where my photos had been published I observe difference between thumb-, small- and large-mode presentations. It looks like site's software saves small-mode copies of images with different parameters (for example, without color profile, I don't know). But if "they look the same" to you I suppose something wrong with calibration of my monitor (I do it with "spider 3" hardware and "SpectraView Profiler" software). Unfortunately I don't understand - how to solve this problem.<br />Does anybody have ideas ?</p>

<p><br />Hi, I'm new at photo.net. So I wonder why colors of photos look so different at standard and large (size=lg) modes. In standard mode and in portfolio slide show the colors look too saturated - please see example - http://www.photo.net/photo/17920262. Why so, is it my mistake?</p>

<p>You are right, William, the rule is - "24+few" hours. But if publisher will know how many this "few" is - it would be more correctly, because for software should be very easy to check date and time of last photo publishing.<br>

I just have pubshed new photo successfully, in this case few=21 or 22<br />:-)</p>

<p>Hi, Lex, thank you!<br />I just used the manually prepared HTML code without span tags, only with "a" tag. <br />In any case, is it possible to use links or not, it is better for publishers to have clear rule for this :-)</p>

<p>I'm non subscriber and I've got now message "You have already posted your limit of 1 photo(s) for critique in the last 24 hours. Consider purchasing a photo.net subscription, in order to raise this limit to 4 per 24 hour period."<br />But I'm sure, that I have posted previous photo more than 24 hours ago.<br />So the questions - <br />How limit for critique is calculated ?<br />And how can I calculate - when I can post new photo for critique?</p>

<p>Hi, I'm new at photo.net. I tried to add a link to the message for the critiquers - the link in HTML format to another photo from http://www.photo.net/ and got the error message:"Please do not put your site URL or a link to your site in photo captions, photo comments, or critique requests on photo.net. " - but this is Not My site URL.<br /> So I wonder is it possible to use links in message for the critiquers at all?</p>