After much time, the images return to the national news and sports forums - I hope that you people will quickly get used to this by now unknown sight once more!
First of all I would like to apologize for the time it took to get this going, but I feel that the way things have turned out are splendid and that, after a short period of getting used to it, you will get used to the new tools at your disposal.
So how essentially does it work?
When you click on your profile, you will notice an "Albums" function to the right, where you can create and view your albums - the image hosting function, but reloaded. If you are now jumping to create an album, please make it "Private - Only visible to contacts and moderators". For now everyone has a storage place of 100 images, but this will most likely be adjusted to be more soon enough.
The otherwise defunct "Monetary Affairs" subforum has been renamed to "Imaginary Affairs" and will soon host a tutorial on how to use this function, what to watch out for and, most importantly, how to include these pictures into your posts. As a rule of thumb, the tag [img2] will replace the normal
First of all I would like to apologize for the time it took to get this going, but I feel that the way things have turned out are splendid and that, after a short period of getting used to it, you will get used to the new tools at your disposal.
So how essentially does it work?
When you click on your profile, you will notice an "Albums" function to the right, where you can create and view your albums - the image hosting function, but reloaded. If you are now jumping to create an album, please make it "Private - Only visible to contacts and moderators". For now everyone has a storage place of 100 images, but this will most likely be adjusted to be more soon enough.
The otherwise defunct "Monetary Affairs" subforum has been renamed to "Imaginary Affairs" and will soon host a tutorial on how to use this function, what to watch out for and, most importantly, how to include these pictures into your posts. As a rule of thumb, the tag [img2] will replace the normal
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I noticed the [img2] tag a while ago, but wondered what it was for. So now we know. 
