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At this point, Tribe could use more members. I've set up a group on Flickr where you can help make that happen, and help yourself at the same time.
What is needed from you are samples of whatever it is that you are doing on Tribe. Give users of Flickr a little taste of your work, then link back to somewhere on Tribe where they can see more of it. Whet their appetite a little, and maybe they'll want to join.
The work you submit has to stand on its own merits, providing the reader or viewer with something that would warrant attention, even if one chose not to follow the link to Tribe. Don't just submit the first three words of a blog post followed by a link saying "for more, read here". We're not there to spam Flickr. We're there to build links between two virtual communities in a way that should work to Flickr's benefit, as well as Tribe's.
Please ignore the location on this listing. It's there only because the system forces me to choose a location. Civil participation is welcome from all members of Tribe, regardless of geography. The name of the group is the Tribe Refugee Gallery (it doubles as a place for Tribe users to post during outages) and it can be found at
www.flickr.com/groups/tribe_net
What is needed from you are samples of whatever it is that you are doing on Tribe. Give users of Flickr a little taste of your work, then link back to somewhere on Tribe where they can see more of it. Whet their appetite a little, and maybe they'll want to join.
The work you submit has to stand on its own merits, providing the reader or viewer with something that would warrant attention, even if one chose not to follow the link to Tribe. Don't just submit the first three words of a blog post followed by a link saying "for more, read here". We're not there to spam Flickr. We're there to build links between two virtual communities in a way that should work to Flickr's benefit, as well as Tribe's.
Please ignore the location on this listing. It's there only because the system forces me to choose a location. Civil participation is welcome from all members of Tribe, regardless of geography. The name of the group is the Tribe Refugee Gallery (it doubles as a place for Tribe users to post during outages) and it can be found at
www.flickr.com/groups/tribe_net
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