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Original Post:
I have 82 slide shows with Slide.com. I found the news below by accident, when I went to make a new slide show. No email or warning came from Google, who recently bought Slide.com. Now I have a couple of weeks to transfer things over, but it is not clear if the whole slide show will be transferred, or just the images. Will all of my slide shows be totally deleted? I sure would like some answers, do you guys have any for me? I'm going to try and find out more info, now that I have their email address.
I sure hope that Google won't shut down our blogs some day in the same manner as they are handling their Slide.com closure. I'm just sayin'.
August 25, 2011: We wanted to give you all advance notice that in the coming months, a number of Slide's products and applications will be retired. This includes Slide's products such as Slideshow and SuperPoke! Pets, as well as more recent products such as Photovine, Video Inbox and Pool Party. We created products with the goal of providing a fun way for people to connect, communicate and share. While we are incredibly grateful to our users and for all of the wonderful feedback over the years, many of these products are no longer as active or haven't caught on as we originally hoped.
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6 comments:
That's awful! I hope that you don't lose all of your slide shows.
Scary thought about the blogs. Yikes! I'm sorry about your slide shows. That represents a great deal of hard work on your part, and I imagine the transfer will be time consuming. I'm sorry you got caught in the shuffle.
brinkka2011 says: Hi, I love your weblog. Is there some thing I can do to obtain updates like a subscription or some thing? Im sorry Im not acquainted with RSS?
That is very scary. I hope you don't lose your slide shows! I also worry about blogs being lost.
I've been on blog break. It is good to be back.
So sorry about that. They really have us at their mercy don't they. I just hope we get sufficient warning if Blogger decides to disappear.
Thank you, everybody, for your support. I hope that I don't lose them either, but if I do I can remake the ones that I feel like doing on Picasa ... just extra work.
I'm afraid that my blog will look horrible though, because I have a lot of slide shows embedded into my posts. Oh well.
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