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The more you know: Tangled Post Editing
Editing a post on Tangled creates a shadow copy of it. This will cause your 'posts' counter to go up artificially
i.e You only created one post but edited it 4 times = Your profile will now show that you posted 5 times, even if only one post is visible.
Also: if you remove hashtags from your posts while editing they will still be visible at the top. this might be a bug.
You can edit a post up to 30 minutes after it's been created.
Editing a post on Tangled creates a shadow copy of it. This will cause your 'posts' counter to go up artificially
i.e You only created one post but edited it 4 times = Your profile will now show that you posted 5 times, even if only one post is visible.
Also: if you remove hashtags from your posts while editing they will still be visible at the top. this might be a bug.
You can edit a post up to 30 minutes after it's been created.
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Tangled ProTip :
When creating a post, the badge you have set as your default/main will always stay the same for that post, even after picking a new default badge. #themoreyouknow
When creating a post, the badge you have set as your default/main will always stay the same for that post, even after picking a new default badge. #themoreyouknow
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#TheMoreYouKnow #RandomFacts #Daguerreotype #Photography #August19
On August 19, 1839, exactly 150 years ago, the French government made a groundbreaking contribution to the world by publicly releasing Louis Daguerre's DAGUERREOTYPE photographic process. This innovative method, which marked the birth of practical photography, allowed for the capture of detailed images on a silver-plated copper sheet, creating highly realistic and permanent photographs.
The French government, recognising the significance of this invention, offered it as a 'free gift to the world', providing detailed working instructions to ensure widespread access. This gesture not only democratised the technology but also accelerated the global development of photography, transforming how people document and perceive reality.
Pictured: The earliest reliably dated photograph of people, View of the Boulevard du Temple was taken by Daguerre one spring morning in 1837 or 1838 from the window of the Diorama, where he lived and worked.
On August 19, 1839, exactly 150 years ago, the French government made a groundbreaking contribution to the world by publicly releasing Louis Daguerre's DAGUERREOTYPE photographic process. This innovative method, which marked the birth of practical photography, allowed for the capture of detailed images on a silver-plated copper sheet, creating highly realistic and permanent photographs.
The French government, recognising the significance of this invention, offered it as a 'free gift to the world', providing detailed working instructions to ensure widespread access. This gesture not only democratised the technology but also accelerated the global development of photography, transforming how people document and perceive reality.
Pictured: The earliest reliably dated photograph of people, View of the Boulevard du Temple was taken by Daguerre one spring morning in 1837 or 1838 from the window of the Diorama, where he lived and worked.
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