I barely post images, largely because I neither own a digital camera nor have particularly good toys for making them, so my needs are pretty basic. That said...
I'm aware many people love and adore clients like Semagic that they use to write their posts and stuff, but I don't, for several reasons: for one thing, Semagic specifically is apparently written for not-my-brain because it makes approximately as much sense to me as material written in a language I don't read on a disassembled jigsaw puzzle which is missing half its pieces and has also gotten wet and warped since last assembled; for another, I don't want to have to upgrade other softwares (possibly on multiple machines) to use a website; and I don't want to have to either carry around an application on a flash drive or download the dang thing to every machine I'm likely to use.
Because of this, I've always found it annoying that the scrapbook page advises me to download a client. I want the interface itself, as maintained on the website, to work, and make sense, and not make me have to visit thirty-eleven versions of the image I just uploaded in order to get its URL (this is silly; the first part is static anyway, so there's no reason it can't show me the list of thumbnails or whatever with gallery/image1.jpg 428x214 px or something right there). It also wouldn't kill me very much if rearranging images were something I could do, like, in a ...I seem to have lost the word. In a file structure, like when you want to move things around on your hard drive and you can open a window, get a list of files on the desktop, and either copy or drag/move them to my documents or whatever.
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I'm aware many people love and adore clients like Semagic that they use to write their posts and stuff, but I don't, for several reasons: for one thing, Semagic specifically is apparently written for not-my-brain because it makes approximately as much sense to me as material written in a language I don't read on a disassembled jigsaw puzzle which is missing half its pieces and has also gotten wet and warped since last assembled; for another, I don't want to have to upgrade other softwares (possibly on multiple machines) to use a website; and I don't want to have to either carry around an application on a flash drive or download the dang thing to every machine I'm likely to use.
Because of this, I've always found it annoying that the scrapbook page advises me to download a client. I want the interface itself, as maintained on the website, to work, and make sense, and not make me have to visit thirty-eleven versions of the image I just uploaded in order to get its URL (this is silly; the first part is static anyway, so there's no reason it can't show me the list of thumbnails or whatever with gallery/image1.jpg 428x214 px or something right there). It also wouldn't kill me very much if rearranging images were something I could do, like, in a ...I seem to have lost the word. In a file structure, like when you want to move things around on your hard drive and you can open a window, get a list of files on the desktop, and either copy or drag/move them to my documents or whatever.