So I’m posting this image via posterous. It is going (in theory) to my blog, to linked-in and to flickr. It is an image of Ella soon after collecting her pink Barbie bike from freecycle.
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I’ve tried a few times to post through flickr, and after the first attempt non of them have worked. No email failure response, nothing. I have enough bandwidth availability on my free account – so this is really disappointing. The above post was sent through posterous. It correctly stripped my email footer, uses the subject as the title. Tags within the post have come through as ‘categories’ within wordpress. So I added tags later manually. The linked-in link was back to the posterous page, as does the image link. The posterous post didn’t succeed sending to flickr… grrr, something wrong with flickr. Nice thumbnail auto-generated again for the snippet.