What binary newsgroup does anyone use for photos for identifying trees?
I have used the online free sites, like tinypic, imageshack, photobucket, etc., and they are all too much effort and time to log in, upload, etc., etc.
Thanks.
Many people - like myself - do not have access to binary groups any more - because our servers stopped carrying them :-( So we appreciate the online free photo sites. I can't recommend a specific service though - sorry John T.
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Tinypic works as quickly as anything I have seen. No need to log into anything, just upload, type in the captcha and copy the link.
Unless one has a very slow connection to the net, in which case any and all photo transfers are a bother, I cannot imagine anything faster or easier.
Ditto. I use imgur.com for my images to link. Beside newsgroup/usenet is dying. :P
I went there just out of curiosity; took only a quick look, but it seemed vulgar/tacky.
Question: What is your backup for statement that "newsgroup/usenet is dying?? Straight question.
HB
Imgur is just a place to upload and stash visuals. It is no more nor less vulgar or tacky than any other place online. I take it you do not hang out in a broad range of Usenet groups, either.
newsgroup/usenet is
seemed vulgar/tacky.
I don't see any drop off in what I call the 'good' newsgroups. Much easier to use than anything online.
Earthlink still carries all binary groups which I use a lot. Tons of special interest site -- audio, old cars, old photos, maps, you name it... just can't find one for plants/trees.
I use its usenet service too, but it doesn't carry ALL newsgroups from its outsourced SuperNews (Giganews owns it now). :(
ISPs dropping usenet services, my computer friends don't use them anymore, etc.
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