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![]() Create Your Journal Today and Show Off Your Recent Journal Entries » View AllHero Initiative at SDCC 2010 The Hero Initiative at C2E2 2010 - Chicago, IL HERO at C2E2 Book 2 HERO Initiative at C2E2 The Hero Initiative at WonderCon 2010 - San Francisco, CA Sakura-Con 2010
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)If you do not find your questions answered here please feel free to Contact Us and we'll assist you as quickly as possible. ACCOUNT RELATEDIs There a Fee to Post My Photographs to PopCons.com?PopCons.com is a free image hosting service that allows pop culture fans to share their love of attending conventions with others. Once you've registered for an account and signed in you are free to create Journal Entries to post your photographs to. How do I Sign-up for an account?Signing up for an account to post photographs, or to comment on photos in someone's Journal is a simple process. Click the SIGN UP link in the upper menu, review the Terms & Conditions for this site, then fill out the form at the bottom of the page. After you've clicked the Sign Up button you will be emailed a copy of your login and password promptly. I'd like to remain somewhat anonymous. Is that Okay?When you sign up for an account or edit your profile, you have the option of selecting whether you want to be known on the site by your First and Last Name or your User Name. Either way is acceptable. We prefer that you keep your real First and Last Name registered with us in case we ever need to correspond with you. I've forgotten or lost my password/login information.A link from the login page will help you retrieve your login information. That link is http://www.PopCons.com/ForgotPassword.asp. I don't like my password. How can I change it?When you are logged in, under the User Admin menu is a link labeled 'Update My Profile'. Click that link and you can update all of your personal information. ADDING JOURNALS AND PHOTOGRAPHS TO THE SITEWhat is a Journal and How Do I Create One?A Journal is where you can post your Convention Photos but also write a Con Report. You're free to write whatever you like about the Convention, or nothing at all. To create a new Journal after you are logged in to the site, Click the User Admin link in the top menu, then click 'Create New Journal'. A Journal is always associated with a Convention to help keep things organized, so the first step in creating your new Journal is to select the Convention the Photos or Report is from. Instructions accompany the page that does this, but the process is to select the Category of the Con, the Con Itself, and then the Event based on the date of the Convention. If your Convention is not already listed in our database you are given the Opportunity to create the record of the Convention on your own. We'll be notified of this new entry and will take the time to review it and get it into our database of Conventions. How Do I Add Photos to My Journals?If you just created a new Journal or you are editing an existing Journal, you'll see a section of the Journal Edit page labeled "Associated Images". Click the ">>add new image" link beside that. Select the Image from your Computer using the Browse button. Give the photograph a Title, select the Active checkbox if you are ready to display the photograph on the site (unchecking the box will hide it from view), and write a Description if you are so inclined. There is also a drop menu to help categorize what the photo is generally about which you also need to select. Once you're done, click the Add Image button and the photograph will be transferred to our site. If I See Something Objectionable on PopCons.com Whom Should I Alert?If you feel someone is posting items to the site that are not convention related or contain objectionable content, we welcome your feedback. We cannot monitor everything posted to the site and appreciate the support. Please be aware that we do have a high tolerance threshold before we remove images from the site, and work directly with the Journal owner prior to removing any items we feel are not appropriate. Are There Limits to the Number of Photographs I Can Upload to My Journals?Not at this time although it has been something we've considered implementing as a means to curb bandwidth and hosting fees. If it ever becomes a priority we'll provide you with advance notice if you are over any impending limits.
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