SPEAK UP NOW

 from huffstutterr's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

ACCORDING TO WHAT I HAVE OBSERVED, TAG ABUSE IS BEGINNING TO CREATE ISSUES BETWEEN WRITERS, ARTISTS, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND MODEL KIT PROMOTERS...WHEN ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

WHEN TAGS BECOME A  PAIN IN THE REAR, AN UGLY EYESORE AND A DETERMENT TO ONE'S VIEWING PLEASURE...

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THIS IMAGE TIME AND AGAIN, OVER AND OVER AGAIN...EVERYTIME YOU WENT ON A TAG SEARCH?  IF YOU ARE LIKE MOST INTERNET VIEWERS, YOU WOULD SOON TIRE OF HAVING TO VIEW A HYDRANT TO REMIND YOU TO CONSERVE WATER.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE PICTURE OF THIS YELLOW FIRE HYDRANT POP UP TIME AND AGAIN-----EVERYTIME YOU BEGAN BROWSING THE AOL GALLERY? FOR EXAMPLE, LET'S SAY YOU ARE INTERESTED IN FINDING AS MANY PHOTOS OF FISHING THAT YOU CAN. YOU ENTER "FISHING" IN THE GREEN SEARCH TAGS BOX. IMMEDIATELY, YOUR REQUEST IS HONORED ANDYOU ARE LOOKING AT ENTIRE PAGE OF FISING PICTURES...PLUS FIVE OR SIX IMAGES OF THE YELLOW FIRE HYDRANT. AFTER AWHILE, YOU SEARCH FOR YACHT, BOATS AND VACATION SPOTS. IN EACH PLACE, YOU SEE THE YELLOW
FIRE HYDRANT WITH MORE AND MORE TAG LEADERS. THE TAGGER, YOU LEARN, HAS AN AX TO GRIND. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH FIRE HYDRANTS, IT HAS TO DO WITH HIS WATER BILL AND WATER CONSERVATION. HEY, ENOUGH ALREADY. I PROMISE, I PROMISE, I WON'T WASTE WATER.....SO PLEASE LET UP ON ALL THE REPETITIVE IMAGES AND TAGS. THE FIRE HYDRANT IS CLUTTERING UP ALL THE SERENCE PAGES OF PICTURES ABOUT RIVERS AND FISHING, AND/OR WATER.

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