[EN] New functions to discover on ipernity !

By Team ^club

13 Jun 2012 - 15 comments | Translate title into English

To make your ipernity experience a whole much easier:

We have recently added on the top right hand corner of every document page a "Previous" and "Next" button to make it easier for you to browse.

We have replaced the "view on black" button by a light box, easier and more practical for you to use.

Also new on ipernity :

You can now share public photos, videos and articles over Facebook, Twitter and many more.

You can choose at your convenience on your preference page whether other users can share your public content over various networks.

This is the last update before our new version that is going to change and revolutionize your ipernity experience !

We'll get back to you very soon on this.

Julian from the ipernity team

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15 comments - The latest ones

Team ^club

Oops, some small problems with "share on FB, twitter ..." buttons. We are fixing them. Sorry for that.

11 years ago.

Bernard ^club

I totally agree with Pandarine, your default option is a big mistake !

Thanks for the light box !

11 years ago.

Team ^club

We are going to inform all our members about these new features and the default settings they can change.

11 years ago.

Anke ^club has replied to Team ^club

Definitely has to be an opt-in, not an opt-out!!!!

11 years ago.

Iljuschin ^club has replied to Anke ^club

Where is the problem? If you post your pictures on ipernity for public, you shared already your data? Before we had those buttons everybody could share your image on fb/twitter something (if its a public picture) with some clicks. The only thing is that it is now more convienient to do so. I do not see any privacy problem. If you use a public platform your data is public and not private.

11 years ago.

Anke ^club has replied to Iljuschin ^club

I wish I had buttons for protecting my images from being shared in social networks... not for making it even more convenient.

11 years ago.

Iljuschin ^club

And @Team ipernity. Thanks for improvements.

11 years ago.

Team ^club

The sharing buttons have been on ipernity for a long time. They were located at the bottom of each ipernity page (a not very practical area) and there was NO option to disable them.

Remember:

What we did a few days ago:
- we placed those buttons at a more practical area (just above public photos/videos/articles)
- we removed some unuseful/inappropriate buttons
- we removed those buttons from private content pages
- we gave users the possibility to disable those buttons for their own public content.

This new option is set to YES by default since it was FORCED to YES before. The difference is that you can now say NO!

Anyway we are sending a message to all our users to inform them about this change.

And thank you Pandarine for your German translation!

Christian

11 years ago. Edited 11 years ago.

Bernard ^club has replied to Team ^club

Thank you, Christian

I take note, I apologize ...

I had never read, or understood, that these "old" footer buttons were active for any visitor, even unlisted on Ipernity.

Hence the importance of information and communication quality in order not to give something positive a negative image.

Again thank you for your explanations!

11 years ago.

Paŭl

Thanks Christian!

11 years ago.

Ｄｉｒｋ

The “change and revolutionize” gives me a bad feeling about a Facebook-like photo stream and other ugly and unintuitive Javascript nonsense …

11 years ago.

Lionel . L

des nouveaux changements? pourquoi pas...si ipernity ressemble de plus en plus à un site pro , avec de nouvelles fonctions tout en restant simple d'utilisation...

11 years ago.

Ｄｉｒｋ

So … Team Ipernity,

it’s 8 Months now since I asked about a Linux version of your uploading tool (remember? you replied “A question of days/weeks now.”) … Well … Neither there is a Linux version after almost a year nor you didn’t even bother changing the flickr Uploader source file names in YOUR program. Or should i say “your rip-off of the ‘flickr Uploadr’ program”?

Where are are the technical and visual modernizations you talked about in June 2011? The website is still a mess in some parts (no real news section for your messages for example, no way to track comments after you commented something or comments on your own pictures), tagging images is chaotic, adding images to groups is only a big pain in the ass, almost NO modern AJAX/JS/JSON powered features, and so on, and so on.

You started as a great alternative to flickr (in fact, most users you got from there because of that censoring stuff a few years ago). What happened since then? Where is that energy you started with? Why do you ignore your user’s needs?

My pro account status ends in April 2013. As of now I don’t see why I should renew it.

I’m pretty sure you won’t answer nor anything changes because of this message. I just wanted to let you know that I’m very disappointed.

Kind regards,
Dirk

11 years ago.

Rrrolf ^club has replied to Ｄｉｒｋ

"I’m pretty sure you won’t answer nor anything changes because of this message. I just wanted to let you know that I’m very disappointed."
4 month later: You are SO right, Dirk... :((

11 years ago.

Ｄｉｒｋ

… and a nother 4 months are gone without nothing.

Today I received an e-mail telling me that my pro account expires very soon. I think I’m not going to renew it until there will some MAJOR changes that were promised a few years ago.

11 years ago.

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