Facebook Interface

[fishit]

I have seen some of the other quality photo websites on the net are interfacing with Facebook allowing users to share.
The advantage seems to be a win-win-win the site like PBase gets free advertising on Facebook, the users gets extended exposure.
Facebook gets quality content feed from sites like PBase, Flickr does it but I am not a Flickr fan.

So the question is are there any plans for PBase to start a interface with Facebook?
From what I have read and seen it seems Facebook is open to working with such sites as PBase.
Will this option be explore or implemented in the near future?

[halesr]

I hope this does work out. Please keep us posted if you decide to work on this.--Rene

[robertwhite]

This does seem to be a good idea and there is an awful lot of pbase members that are also on facebook but sadly I feel this like a lot of other good idea's falls on deaf ears

[kstuebin]

Pbase does not support rss feeds. If it did, you could burn a feed to any site you wanted.

As a work around, there is an add on for Firefox called "Add This" that lets you post web pages to Facebook. Twitter, Stumble Upon, whatever.

To be honest, I'd rather they not tackle this right now. It has been how many months and the stats still don't function and they have been working on them the whole time.

I'm afraid if they try something really complicated the whole site will crash again.

[yardbird]

I have used feeds for Pbase for a while and they work for me.

http://feeds.pbase.com/feeds/USERNAME/galleries.atom
http://feeds.pbase.com/feeds/USERNAME/photos.atom
http://feeds.pbase.com/feeds/USERNAME/comments.atom

[dougj]

Yardbird is right, of the 3 I use the comments RSS feed, seems to work OK with Outlook. I don't know how it works with Facebook, etc., perhaps someone who uses it with other readers, or gives it a try, can post their results.

[ohadr]

to make PBase modern, it is good if it supported Facebook... and uploading photos - suppose to be better to, using ActiveX's, etc...