Almost within all of us there exists a photographic genius who is always striving to take some of the best photographs with his or her cameras. But even within this category of novice photographers there exists a group who are truly passionate about photography. Though they are not mainstream photographers, yet there are always keen about keeping themselves updated about the latest happenings. They can also look forward to all the creative photographs on the internet to draw inspiration.
If you are reading this blog post, I want you to make sure that you leave a comment once you are done reading…don’t forget! Actually more than forgetting, don’t get lazy! Commenting seems like such a simple and small act but it can bring you so many amazing benefits. If you don’t believe me, you are perfect for this post. At the end of of this I hope you leave excited and enthused to start leaving comments all over the web…or well smart comments at least.
Attention hasty commenters and people who are friends with them: the benevolent decision-makers at Facebook are doing you a solid; over the next few days, Facebook will be rolling out the ability for users to edit their own comments.
This is great news. It means no more duplicate notifications each time someone flubs a comment on your wall, deletes it, and rewrites the thing sans typo! About time.
Working in the creative field means you are an open target for criticism. Someone doesn’t like your photography work, they think you’re a bad writer, or your prices are unfair. And as freelancers, it can be hard not to take criticism—no matter how well meaning—personally.
Today Facebook announced the comments box plugin for mobile, which will automatically appear on the mobile version of the sites that have already integrated the Facebook comments box plugin. Gannet newspaper sites including the Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon), Burlington Free Press (Burlington, VT) and the Detroit Free Press are already using the Facebook comments box plugin.
