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=== Why Use Photo Organizer at all? === | === Why Use Photo Organizer at all? === | ||
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+ | The short version: | ||
== Control == | == Control == | ||
- | Picture this, if you will: You've invested hundreds of hours of your time importing and categorizing your photographs using an on line photo hosting company. | + | Who do you trust with your data? |
An excellent summary of this problem can be found here: http:// | An excellent summary of this problem can be found here: http:// | ||
- | While you, as a photographer, | + | While you, as a photographer, |
== Privacy == | == Privacy == | ||
- | As Photo Organizer is intended to be a primary image repository, it is quite plausible you wish to keep images around but not display them to the public (or other users). | + | As Photo Organizer is intended to be a photographer' |
== Openness == | == Openness == | ||
- | Photo Organizer uses off-the-shelf Free and Open Source Software, and is itself licensed under the GPL. This means that even if the original developers abandon the software, its users will always have the right to continue using it, fix bugs, and add new features themselves. | + | Photo Organizer uses off-the-shelf Free and Open Source Software, and is itself licensed under the GPLv2. This means that even if the original developers abandon the software, its users will always have the right to continue using it, fix bugs, and add new features themselves. |
== Network Accessible == | == Network Accessible == | ||
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== Scalability == | == Scalability == | ||
- | Photo Organizer easily handles | + | Photo Organizer easily handles |
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