Is there a way to mass delete photos?
Hi there,
I uploaded some artwork, that is not photography by accident, by way of joining my flickr account. Wondering if there is a way to delete a bunch at one time, rather than one by one.
one by one is getting on my nerves. Danke, Heather :)
I uploaded some artwork, that is not photography by accident, by way of joining my flickr account. Wondering if there is a way to delete a bunch at one time, rather than one by one.
one by one is getting on my nerves. Danke, Heather :)
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Permalink Reply by CameraClicker on -
There is a mass delete option but it is rather extreme in that it deletes everything. At the bottom of Settings is a link to leave Picture Social. You can click the link to see what it does, then choose cancel to leave without damaging your page. If you choose to leave, the link says it will delete ALL your content. Of course, once you have left you are welcome to come back... Just create your account again.
Not too practical if you have a few hundred photos and only want to delete fifty. More practical if you have a few hundred photos and only want to keep fifty.
I don't see any way to select a number of photos and delete just those selected.
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Permalink Reply by Heather O'Connor on -
Thanks everyone for the help! When I get some time.. I'll give it a go. :)
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