Dear All, I am changing this subject in case people are looking at wiki wiki and not realizing what we are talking about. The wiki is a place where anyone who wants can upload an image to put it on the web. When you do this, you are given a url that tells you where this image is stored. If you want that image to be kept on the Pacific Bulb Society wiki page as a wikilink you will need to paste the url there and hopefully write above the url what it is and who took the picture. It is very easy to do this. All you have to do is to click on edit and write in your text. I have included very clear instructions in http://ibiblio.org/ecolandtech/pcwiki/… on our page. It seems to have gotten relocated but you can access it above. Don't be intimidated. We are all learning. If you want me to write you the instructions personally if you can't figure out how to print them from our page let me know. If you want members of this group to have the opportunity to look at your image, then you need to write the list and tell us about your image and include the url so that everyone can click on it and look at it WITHOUT HAVING TO DOWNLOAD THE IMAGE TO THEIR COMPUTER. There is no reason why the person who uploads this image could not send this url to the Great Lakes Group or the Australian Group or to Alpine-L or their grandmother or anyone else they want to see it. We in the Pacific Bulb Society are happy to have anyone who wants to join our list join and we believe in sharing our information and resources. There is no charge for this. If you want our newsletter that Marguerite and her team are doing four times a year, to participate in our BX-SX, to get our membership list, or just feel you want to support us in our efforts to do this, please join PBS. The cost is $20 a year for US members and $25 for everyone else. Thank you Sheila Burrow mailto:sheila1@iinet.net.au for being the first person besides me to try this out and putting your wonderful pictures as a wikilink on our page. I hope to see more of them. I suggest that everyone who has not seen Sheila's images listed below to click on them. You will not be disappointed. http://ibiblio.org/ecolandtech/pcwiki/… http://ibiblio.org/ecolandtech/pcwiki/… Now please, Mary Wise, Paul Tyerman, Arnold Trachtenberg, Doug Westfall, Lyn Edwards, Rob Hamilton, Jim Shields, John Lonsdale, and all you others out there with glorious images, consider sharing one of your jewels and trying this out. Bill Dijk, I expect to see you post links for those great Brunsvigia pictures you showed for the topic of the week that those people who were not part of the images lists didn't get to see. And if they do this, please everyone else write them PRIVATELY and tell them how much you enjoyed seeing their image. I have written how to upload images on our information page which you have the opportunity to access on every email since it is on the top. http://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php Mary Sue
