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Some co-workers of mine have been doing 365 projects for 2010. On their server, each photo has a comments section where they give each other feedback and sugge
by olivolive 16y ago
Some co-workers of mine have been doing 365 projects for 2010. On their server, each photo has a comments section where they give each other feedback and suggestions. That community aspect has really encouraged them to keep going. They talk about how hard it is to find something that makes for an interesting photo every day, but it's made them pay attention to their surroundings, and the feedback is making them better photographers.
One guy was pretty intimidated by the project at first. He started by trying it for a week, and now he's done 320 days or so.
They had their own server, but it recently died. The photo are copied elsewhere, but the comments are possibly gone forever. I'm certain that any of them would pay $20 for someone else to take care of the servers.
- blehn 16y agoThat's a good anecdote, thanks. We definitely think some more social interaction (primarily following/friending and commenting) is the next logical step for the service.