You can't do anything with the PBS Facebook PAGE is probably because it is only 'page', and not a 'GROUP'. A Facebook group will require a hosting moderator, who can approve members on a case-be-case method. Once you have a group, any group member who is active and approved can post a photo to it. I belong to a few such groups for plant people, and I manage one as well. You would be surprised who participates in these groups. It can get difficult to manage such groups, as quickly, one is bombarded with people who want to become a member - but is that a bad thing for the FB side of the group? I too think that this discussion ( and fear of Facebook) is silly. As for photos being 'searched' and 'stolen' - I too think this is an antique fear. Look -it's no longer 1995, today with digital photography, everyone has photos, and any Google search for a bulb will still bring up the Wiki images ( which you should continue). A facebook group would be a terrific wa for many of us to not only read notes, but to also see photos at the same time. As for photo fear...really? Who would really want a photo of a Massonia pustulata besides us? Or someone who should be in this group? No one sells photos anymore, and no one pays for the use of photos anymore. In a world of Instagram and Twitter, photos should be our greatest asset. I file this fear in the same bucket as those who still place those annoying © copyright lines ghosted over their images. Crazy. On 1/21/13 5:49 PM, "Ina" <klazina@orcon.net.nz> wrote: > So the page is there. But there is no way to do anything except look at > it and like it. How can it be made to be useful? > > Ina > > Ina Crossley > Auckland New Zealand Zone 10 > > On 22/01/2013 11:31 a.m., Steve Marak wrote: >> Neither slings nor arrows here, Jim. > > _______________________________________________ > pbs mailing list > pbs@lists.ibiblio.org > http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php > http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/