Please can I remind all users that your default photo in your profile MUST be of yourself and not your bike or neighbour's cat lol.
If you are struggling to upload a photo, there are many people here who will be more than happy to help out.
Can I also say to those members who do not yet have photos on their profiles that you are more likely to get a response to said profile if you do have a photo of yourself. The amount of complaints I receive about no photo profiles is amazing. Many people will not respond to someone who has no photo. SO! Get them pics on please.
Yea i ask everyone who unsubscribed why they are leaving, and almost everybody comments on the lack of decent photos uploaded (And also the fact that people dont respond to PMs).
dont worry mate, urs is fine. We're not talking about a passport photo, with a white background, no sun glasses and no hair covering your face lol. Some people put photos of their house, one person had a photo of his kitchen as his main pic.... with nobody in the pic. It's just silly, and it costs money to host photos so i try and insist as much as possible that at least a member's MAIN photo has to be of themself. Then any extra space (more than one photo) requires the user to pay a 99p /week contribution towards the storage and bandwidth costs of that data.
Does that mean if we only have one pic, or no pic at all, that we can be a full member without paying?
I didn't realise that's what the 99p was for, I thought it was just a basic membership fee.
No, it's not deliberate, I genuinely get confused by you a lot.
it would be good if folk DIDN'T wear sunglasses, may as well not have a pic at all!
Pooch is GORGEOUS! What's his/her name? Aaaaagh!
I had my sunglasses on because I had broken my rimless yet again for the umpteenth time! You can still see me!
Kwak - no the 99p isn't just for photos! Jesus.
It just helps there, as data storage (And the bandwidth used to serve images) costs money.
Out of the 99p...23p goes to Paypal25p goes to the taxman30p goes on advertisingthe rest goes towards the hosting, storage, serving costs