ALL-NEW SCRAPBOOK COMING EARLY MAY. HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT

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April 30, 2012 - Scrapbook, LiveJournal’s exclusive photo-hosting feature for Plus, Paid and Perm accounts, is being replaced by...Scrapbook. In a continuing effort to improve site features and performance, LiveJournal is planning a complete overhaul of Scrapbook. The “new and improved” Scrapbook is expected to go live within the first half of May

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[okay]

But.. Subject titles on collapsed threads...

And the jumping back to the first page issue.

ignore the pokemon

[david_grana]

They're removing mutliple galleries and video support. Is it any surprise that the admins continue to remove useful features and refuse to listen to the understandable criticism when it's delivered?

[astronewt]

You can still have as many galleries as you wish in the new service -- but no, the new service does not support video uploading.

Anyone with videos currently uploaded will get a notification sometime after the migration is complete that will tell them how they can download any videos they had in the old service.

[astronewt]

Ah, sorry -- I thought the OP just meant multiple galleries in general.

No, the new service will not allow you to add an image to multiple galleries -- I don't know if that functionality is being planned for the future or not. For now, a person would need to upload the image individually to multiple locations if they wanted the same image in more than one gallery.

Well, one of the R88 beta testers freely admitted to not actually testing the userpic selector.

[teh_killer_chef]

Going live with stuff that is not only not done but completely broken and which nobody wanted to begin with seems to be LJ's new operational standard.

Re: Well, one of the R88 beta testers freely admitted to not actually testing the userpic selector.

[breezie]

these testing methods make those old "in Soviet Russia, LiveJournal writes you!" icons seem a lot less silly.

[genno]

I can never ignore the pokemon

[dhfunk]

This x100000000
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