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I'm Everyone, a live, anonymous image/video site (potentially NSFW).

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Do you know Simon Collison? I was just wondering as both your sites have the same unique theme going: http://colly.com/ Anyway, great site, though I find it rather cluttered with all the oversized text and images. Scale it all down a bit, and it will be much easier to get an overview of what is going on. Good luck!

The vintage animal pictures are from iStockphoto, but yes, I asked Colly where he got his animal pictures - he directed me to iStockphoto.

Re: I'm Everyone, a live, anonymous image/video site (potentially NSFW).

#52
I tried uploading an image without entering any text. I then got a message "Cat got your tounge?". I then tried uploading same image, this time with text. Then I got "You triggered the spamfilter". I can't see the submission, so I'm guessing it didn't get created. You might want to add the typical red asterisk or something to both input fields, to signify they are mandatory.

In any case, really cool concept, congrats!

Re: I'm Everyone, a live, anonymous image/video site (potentially NSFW).

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post #37

I get a 500

Was restarting to handle the flood of traffic - retry. A better 'sorry' page for these times is on my todo list. In fact I'd love some way for nginx to realize a proxy is down and redirect to a sorry page automatically.

500: Internal Server Error

Re: I'm Everyone, a live, anonymous image/video site (potentially NSFW).

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post #47
post #43

this is really cool, of course bad apples will make it a neverending challenge but I like the concept of a truly live group blog. just a note, chrome appears to be hanging on ping.chartbeat.com and somtimes GA. uploads are hit or miss.

I've had nothing but success since I edited /etc/hosts and mapped GA hosts to 127.0.0.1. I loathe that lag which was introduced just so someone can save themselves the trouble of analyzing logs.

there is a massive difference between the data you can get from logs and what you get from GA
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