image hosting service造句

• The kiosk uses a range of direct inputs and online image hosting services to allow the user to upload their photos for printing.
• A later announcement highlighted a miscommunication between ezboard staff and moderators with an admission that the image hosting service had been a bad decision.
• :: Flickr is an image hosting service while Wikimedia Commons is supposed to host files that have some potential for use on one of the Wikimedia projects.
• Facebook allows users to upload an unlimited number of photos, compared with other image hosting services such as Photobucket and Flickr, which apply limits to the number of photos that a user is allowed to upload.
• But yeah when dealing with such things, people usually upload it to an external image hosting service ( or find a copy of it online ) and simply link it back to the discussion as you would any external links .-- "'
• Note : Many Wikipedians who have uploaded images for use on Wikipedia keep a gallery of their photos elsewhere ( e . g . on Commons or a non-Wikimedia image hosting service ) and have a link to the gallery from their user page.
• Note : Wikipedians who have uploaded maps for use on Wikipedia may keep a gallery of their maps elsewhere ( e . g . on Commons or a non-Wikimedia image hosting service ) and have a link to that gallery from their user page.
• The first use case I thought of for this was for mirroring an image hosting service that typically doesn't like just the image being loaded ( since it thinks you are viewing it from an embedded link ) but those I really doubt would be susceptible to dirlist anyway ( most sites aren't ) .-- talk ) 15 : 00, 30 July 2010 ( UTC)