On Sun, May 07, 2000 at 10:15:36PM -0700, Kevin Turner wrote: Neat stuff. Now to bug you for wish list stuff ;-> > Is the photo credit for this image stored anywhere? > Hmmm, might be cool to have the ability to at least provide all the info in <a href="http://purl.org/dc/";>Dublin Core</a> or similar metadata standards. Some way to make use of EXIF style data may be cool too, as I suspect a fair amount of online submissions may be coming from digital cameras. > Can I donate my photo(s) to your archive? > hmm, yes? > Are descriptions/keywords stored in meta-data chunks of the image files > themselves? > oooh, that would be neat. > Some indicies (e.g. those used by libraries) have a finite and discreet > set of keywords used for subject indexing. That isn't true here, is it? > I would suggest a set of required key words, and then for the rest, anything goes. Required stuff could be like "color/bw", "portrait/landscape/whatever", "scanned/digicam", "natural light/flash", "still photo/time lapse/multiexposure", "people/nopeople", etc. > Can I search on other things in addition to keywords? (e.g. "I want an > image that's larger than 640x480 and is stored in a lossless format.") > indeed. Silly feature requests: wavelet based "these images are sorta the same" categorization since its a directory of images, perhaps exporting it via some standard directory system (like say LDAP...), with approriate schema of course. Adrian
