Albertsons Florida Blog
This Isn't Goodbye
While I’ve discussed my ideas about what to do going forward with flickr’s changes to free accounts on the horizon, I’ve finally come to a decision. My content from here out will now be hosted on a new blog, called My Florida Retail (not much there just yet, but please check it out, as there will be more to come soon!). As My Florida Retail gets started, I’ll start off by transferring over all the flickr content that doesn’t make the cut to stay on here once the 1,000 photo limit goes into effect. However, if you click on the link to the new blog, you can read all the details about how the new blog will work. An AFB Facebook page is still in the planning stages for those interested, although the new blog will be my primary way of sharing photos with everyone. I felt a blog was the best way for everyone to enjoy my photos without the restrictions of having to get a Facebook account, and I’m used to Blogger’s format and pickiness anyway! As I’ve said before, I’m not going to leave flickr entirely. My flickr account will remain active so I can continue to interact with all those who choose to stay on here. I will go through and trim down my flickr account to be under 1,000 photos once the deletion deadline gets closer (as I’m going to wait as long as I can to see if flickr may change their minds on something). I have an idea of what I will keep on flickr and what I won’t, although more detail on that will come early next year. For now, please remember to follow My Florida Retail or add it to your bookmarks so you can see my photos going forward. Unlike the original AFB (which for the most part has a pre-established posting schedule), My Florida Retail posts will not be following any particular posting schedule right now. With that in mind, I’ve set up My Florida Retail to where you can subscribe to get email alerts of new posts sent directly to you, so you’ll never miss a new post (how convenient!). So that’s the future of AFB on flickr. More details on a potential Facebook page and what content will stay on my flickr account will come out in the coming weeks.
AFB
This Isn't Goodbye
While I’ve discussed my ideas about what to do going forward with flickr’s changes to free accounts on the horizon, I’ve finally come to a decision. My content from here out will now be hosted on a new blog, called My Florida Retail (not much there just yet, but please check it out, as there will be more to come soon!). As My Florida Retail gets started, I’ll start off by transferring over all the flickr content that doesn’t make the cut to stay on here once the 1,000 photo limit goes into effect. However, if you click on the link to the new blog, you can read all the details about how the new blog will work. An AFB Facebook page is still in the planning stages for those interested, although the new blog will be my primary way of sharing photos with everyone. I felt a blog was the best way for everyone to enjoy my photos without the restrictions of having to get a Facebook account, and I’m used to Blogger’s format and pickiness anyway! As I’ve said before, I’m not going to leave flickr entirely. My flickr account will remain active so I can continue to interact with all those who choose to stay on here. I will go through and trim down my flickr account to be under 1,000 photos once the deletion deadline gets closer (as I’m going to wait as long as I can to see if flickr may change their minds on something). I have an idea of what I will keep on flickr and what I won’t, although more detail on that will come early next year. For now, please remember to follow My Florida Retail or add it to your bookmarks so you can see my photos going forward. Unlike the original AFB (which for the most part has a pre-established posting schedule), My Florida Retail posts will not be following any particular posting schedule right now. With that in mind, I’ve set up My Florida Retail to where you can subscribe to get email alerts of new posts sent directly to you, so you’ll never miss a new post (how convenient!). So that’s the future of AFB on flickr. More details on a potential Facebook page and what content will stay on my flickr account will come out in the coming weeks.
AFB