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Re: Ipernity Launches Blog Site with Cool Media Upload Tools

BillyWarhol — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 01:24:43 -0000

I liked ipernity exactly cuz o the Fact it was a blatant Flickr Clone*

A lot of my European Friendz headed there after the Flickr Censorship in Germany (+ elsewhere) Fiasco*

It's a Quality Photo Social Networking site for sure!

;))

Peace*

Re: Ipernity Launches Blog Site with Cool Media Upload Tools

TechRanger — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 21:35:01 -0000

Provided the number of features ZCubes is able to provide under one umbrella, it behaves very well for the version to be still in beta. I hope more people start using it and functionality gets popular. It looks like very good replacement of conventional emails.

Re: Ipernity Launches Blog Site with Cool Media Upload Tools

Maria — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 08:35:52 -0000

I agree, Mash. The options that I found in ZCubes on just wallpapering pictures were so cool! They not only have wallpaper, they have something that makes many wallpaper areas. They call it Inlay - funny name, :-).

They need to come up with better names!

Re: Ipernity Launches Blog Site with Cool Media Upload Tools

Mash — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 08:28:40 -0000

Andrew:

"Itâ€™s a one-size-fits-all website, and iâ€™m not impressed by websites which try to do everything for everyone, and yet donâ€™t do any one thing very well."

One exception I have found is ZCubes (http://www.zcubes.com), which actually does seem to work very well. Just look at their drawing stuff - it actually does better than Corel and Adobe on vector drawings. I used their greeting cards recently, and that looks more flexible than any I have used elsewhere.

I do a lot of HTML coding, and they have an HTML editor that allows me to add all the power that I need.

Mash

Re: Ipernity Launches Blog Site with Cool Media Upload Tools

Andrew Delicata — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 03:56:23 -0000

Otherwise, Ipernity is similar in aesthetics and functionality to Vox (excluding the design templates).

It's also a blatant rip off of Flickr, fonts / layouts / colours / dialogues, etc.

It's a one-size-fits-all website, and i'm not impressed by websites which try to do everything for everyone, and yet don't do any one thing very well.