Did you know? Did you know, if you make a post on UHH it may end up on Google? For instance I posted some pictures called "Old dugout homes in Kansas" When I went to Google to find...

Rbo36 Loc: S. W. Michigan

Did you know, if you make a post on UHH it may end up on Google?
For instance I posted some pictures called "Old dugout homes in Kansas"
When I went to Google to find some information on 'Old stone dugout homes in Kansas' My post was the first thing to come up.
I also found other posts where if the title is searched in Google the UHH post appears.
I did not know this was happening until now.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

yup internet is all inter-connected

Rbo36 Loc: S. W. Michigan

dirtpusher wrote:

yup internet is all inter-connected

Nikonian72 Loc: Chico CA

Anything and everything that you post to the internet can be found by search engines like Google or Firefox.

It is not actually on Google, but the address is located by Google, and clicking the address brings the viewer to the appropriate location in UHH.

Rbo36 Loc: S. W. Michigan

Nikonian72 wrote:

Anything and everything that you post to the internet can be found by search engines like Google or Firefox.

It is not actually on Google, but the address is located by Google, and clicking the address brings the viewer to the appropriate location in UHH.

Thanks for this information. I did not know any of this. Pretty dumb,eh?

Adirondack Hiker Loc: Southern Adirondacks

That is why all my posts are low res, <100 ppi. You can see, but not get a decent print.

mdorn Loc: Portland, OR

Nikonian72 wrote:

Anything and everything that you post to the internet can be found by search engines like Google or Firefox.

It is not actually on Google, but the address is located by Google, and clicking the address brings the viewer to the appropriate location in UHH.

I don't think Firefox is actually a search engine, and Google does in fact index (and store) several pages worth of data on its own servers. So even if a page is removed, a Google search may still find it long after it's gone. This is dependant on how often Google refreshes its index files.

Rbo36 Loc: S. W. Michigan

Adirondack Hiker wrote:

That is why all my posts are low res, <100 ppi. You can see, but not get a decent print.

I guess that is a good idea when you don't want your pictures printed.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

Rbo36 wrote:

Adirondack Hiker wrote:

That is why all my posts are low res, <100 ppi. You can see, but not get a decent print.

I guess that is a good idea when you don't want your pictures printed.

that and a watermark on the main portian of photo but i'd make a copy for that watermark that you post

Rbo36 Loc: S. W. Michigan

dirtpusher wrote:

Rbo36 wrote:

Adirondack Hiker wrote:

That is why all my posts are low res, <100 ppi. You can see, but not get a decent print.

I guess that is a good idea when you don't want your pictures printed.

that and a watermark on the main portian of photo but i'd make a copy for that watermark that you post

Another good idea. Most of my pictures so far I don't care if they are copied. Maybe someday when I get better I will worry about that.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

feel pretty sure there are people scouring photo fourms for good pictures of thier intrest for what ever reason

Rbo36 Loc: S. W. Michigan

dirtpusher wrote:

feel pretty sure there are people scouring photo fourms for good pictures of thier intrest for what ever reason

I have found that if you go on Google, type in a subject such as Canada goose and click on Images you will gethundreds of pictures of them. This is probably not what they are looking for however.

randymoe

Don't forget about the Internet Archive, a group whose goal is save for posterity everything posted on the Internet since 1996. They now boast they have 150 billion pages saved. They don't catch everything but they do try. I am sure they have all UHH. They are good source for old movies and images.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

thats the easiest way to grub for pictures.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

randymoe wrote:

Don't forget about the Internet Archive, a group whose goal is save for posterity everything posted on the Internet since 1996. They now boast they have 150 billion pages saved. They don't catch everything but they do try. I am sure they have all UHH. They are good source for old movies and images.

wonder whose job it is to check every page transfered