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Hi! I work on Cake. This is fair criticism. Cake currently only allows one photo per post, so splitting the story across multiple posts is one way people can t
by rgrove 8y ago
Hi! I work on Cake.
This is fair criticism. Cake currently only allows one photo per post, so splitting the story across multiple posts is one way people can tell a story with multiple photos. We have more advanced multi-image support on our roadmap, we just haven't gotten to it yet.
- StanAngeloff 8y agoI'll be keeping an eye, thanks for dropping in. There are more "conversations" on the homepage and for most the format and extra engagement from the community works great.
- shim2k 8y agoI actually found this format refreshing so keep doing a good job!
- rgrove 8y agoThanks! I appreciate the positivity. :)
- peterwwillis 8y agoThe picture-as-a-story reminds me of the old Brightkite social network. Can you please tell your bosses to rip them off and re-invent it so I can use it again? It's the only social network I have ever loved, and it's been dead for 7 years. It was such a fun community.
- aasasd 8y agoOn mobile, the whole story is displayed on one page, so presumably you could just do the same thing on the desktop.
- rgrove 8y agoThe whole story is displayed on a single unbroken page on all platforms, unless you have JS disabled, in which case you'll only see 25 posts per page.
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