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Since you don't likely don't want your postcards appearing at Flickr in triplicate, I suggest selecting one crosspost service. I use SLBuzz's because I like the styled "Visit..." [http://youtube.com/watch?v=ceIzvl0TYVc SLURL] inclusion, which makes it easy for anyone to teleport to the location I took the postcard at. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/torley/2480020338/ See an example.]
Since you don't likely don't want your postcards appearing at Flickr in triplicate, I suggest selecting one crosspost service. I use SLBuzz's because I like the styled "Visit..." [http://youtube.com/watch?v=ceIzvl0TYVc SLURL] inclusion, which makes it easy for anyone to teleport to the location I took the postcard at. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/torley/2480020338/ See an example.]
Once you've got that setup, you're ready to send a postcard — not just to any email address, but the special email addresses each of these sites use. I send to these:
* SLBuzz's special Flickr crosspost addy - '''flickr@slbuzz.com'''
* Snapzilla's general addy (just about any alias will do) - '''x@slpics.com'''
* BlogHUD's - '''pix@bloghud.com'''
and I also email myself for an extra copy.
Here's what it looks like:

Revision as of 14:30, 12 May 2008

I'll teach you how to share your postcards with the world so you can easily capture and broadcast your Second Life memories. This is how I do it; feel free to adapt and vary to fit your needs best.

The first step is choosing one or more sites which will display your postcards. I use these, each of which has cool, unique features:

Optional but useful: these three sites also allow you to crosspost if you have a Flickr account. What's the advantage? Saved time and no extra "Second Life" logo image also appearing, which is a by-product of the original postcard which doesn't get automatically stripped out, and an annoyance if you use the regular email-to-Flickr. All you need to do is login via these links as applicable and set it up:

Since you don't likely don't want your postcards appearing at Flickr in triplicate, I suggest selecting one crosspost service. I use SLBuzz's because I like the styled "Visit..." SLURL inclusion, which makes it easy for anyone to teleport to the location I took the postcard at. See an example.

Once you've got that setup, you're ready to send a postcard — not just to any email address, but the special email addresses each of these sites use. I send to these:

  • SLBuzz's special Flickr crosspost addy - flickr@slbuzz.com
  • Snapzilla's general addy (just about any alias will do) - x@slpics.com
  • BlogHUD's - pix@bloghud.com

and I also email myself for an extra copy.

Here's what it looks like: