Posting Pictures WAY Too Large on the Forum

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by OhioLawyerF5

That was a very outdated understanding of social media platforms like facebook and twitter. Facebook usage has evolved away from a bunch of friends and family connecting toward dedicated groups. I use baseball card groups on facebook that function exactly like a message board, and don't use it for traditional connections at all. So most of those distinctions are non-existent now.

I'm a traditionalist. Moreover first impressions are lasting.

[OhioLawyerF5]

Originally Posted by Balticfox

I'm a traditionalist. Moreover first impressions are lasting.

I hear that. I'm the same way. I never had a facebook account until about 8 months ago. I made some connections on forums in my search for ultra-rare Barry Larkin cards. They directed me to a facebook group dedicated to rare 90s inserts. I refused to join for so long, but ultimately realized I couldn't find some of the cards I was looking for without it. So I gave in and signed up. I realized I don't have to use it like the traditional platform it is. I could use it just like this forum. I make posts in the group and reply to posts. I have literally nothing on my profile and don't post on my page at all. I don't have a single "friend." I just post in the group.

[Snowman]

OhioLawyer is the broken condom of Net54.

I'd post an image to demonstrate this fact, but I'm getting an error trying to upload it at the moment.

[Snowman]

Did you know that newspapers are also considered social media? It's true. OhioLawyer told me so. They have a classifieds sections where people share intimate details about themselves and share contact information to make social connections. And obviously, newspapers are a form of media, therefore, they are by definition considered to be "social media".

[OhioLawyerF5]

Originally Posted by Snowman

Did you know that newspapers are also considered social media? It's true. OhioLawyer told me so. They have a classifieds sections where people share intimate details about themselves and share contact information to make social connections. And obviously, newspapers are a form of media, therefore, they are by definition considered to be "social media".

It's ok to admit you can't read. We won't make fun of you too badly.

[ALBB]

What are we talking about again ?

posting large pictures ?

[Balticfox]

Yes we are. For example the picture in post #85 is messing up the formatting of a good thread here:

https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...=355349&page=2