Just wondering since I have some other posts I'd like to put up, if
you'd like to see them, and get some comments and feedback on Is there a
limit to the number of pictures which I should post? I know there isn't
really a technical limit but thought there might be some sort of rule or
guide lines in this newsgroup?

http://www.geocities.com/~thomaslake/

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I don't think there is a limit to the number of posts, as long as they're
not horribly large. Many people have posted extensive series of their works
here. The name of the month is Govert Zoethout with his laconic posts and
great images.
I briefly visited your gallery, it seems quite large... Oh, OK, nice images
too, but I didn't have time to see many.
If you want some kind of a guideline, here's mine: these groups are a place
for getting feedback, especially for projects in the making. This is, in my
opinion, the foremost purpose. But of course, if you have a great final
product and would like to bask in the praise of your peers - be my guest,
post the image. That's quite all right, too.
As for animations, an unwritten rule is that they should be under 1MB, if at
all possible.

Margus

Thomas Lake wrote in message <37094A0A.88D95E42@home.com>...
>Just wondering since I have some other posts I'd like to put up, if
>you'd like to see them, and get some comments and feedback on Is there a
>limit to the number of pictures which I should post? I know there isn't
>really a technical limit but thought there might be some sort of rule or
>guide lines in this newsgroup?
>
>http://www.geocities.com/~thomaslake/
>

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