Can you organize Flickr’s Photostream into folders or grouped sections?
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On Flickr, every upload appears in my Photostream, which becomes hard to browse once there are hundreds or thousands of photos. Is there any way to organize the Photostream itself into folders or separate groups of images, or do I need to use another Flickr feature for that?
Originally by Gary Karsten. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
Gary Karsten
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No. Photostream is a view of all photographs in the account. Flickr offers Albums, Galleries, and Collections, where you can arrange groups of photographs together as you'd like, but the photostream (and once it comes out of beta, the Camera Roll) will, according to Flickr staff comments, always be the full view of any photographs set to be publicly available.
Originally by user9824. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
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No. Flickr’s Photostream is the all-photos view for your account and isn’t designed to be organized into folders or custom sections. If you want structure, use Flickr’s organizational features such as albums, galleries, and collections to group related photos. The Photostream itself remains the full public stream of your uploaded images.
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