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I keep seeing coverage of Zooomr so I decided to check it out. They’re giving away free “pro” accounts to bloggers – so I’m posting this to take advantage of that offer.
I like that they are using OpenID for their logins. If you’re a Flickr user, Zooomr will be pretty familiar feeling.
Great! I signed up,, did a blog post with photo and tried to ‘redeem’. No go!
Were you able to?
Cheers!
Alpesh
Yep, worked just fine.
I signed up just to check it out but when compared to Flickr and Tabblo the interface is just horrid. Flickr and Tabblo are both trivial, almost a joy to use. Zooomr feels like it was put together by an ibm developer from the old days.
Hey Alex,
Thanks, I have signed up for Zoomr, seems decent enough I think.
I have a question for you and perhaps I am having a dumb moment
, but where do I get your trackback links?? Thanks!
98% of my comment spam was trackback spam, so after failing to slow them down with several techniques I turned them off.
I guess this applies to pingbacks too?
Nah, they’re enabled but I need to do some hacking to make them work because of my custom URL structure.
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