Robert Scoble: Are you still going to use http://ourdoings.com/ after this update? - Mike Bracco

you know whats interesting...i can disable comments on this post...I wonder if thats because its in a couple of the rooms i admin - Zee.

That is pretty sweet. - Mathew™ aka Youngblood

Oh snap, Scobleizer has a choice now. I might actually have to be nice to him. :-) But seriously, congrats Garry and the rest of the Posterous team on a great feature. - Bruce Lewis

If anyone auto-posts from Posterous to FF and elsewhere I would love to know if the google map is included int the post - post links to examples here. - Mike Bracco

It's a shame really, I like to edit and add filters to my iPhone pics rather than post raw with naff lighting. Also, does anyone know if this is by default? Because I don't want my home location being broadcast when posting pics from around the house :-\ - CannonGod

Jake: it should be off by default. you can set what occurs when you post a picture by going to your settings page. - Mike Bracco from BuddyFeed

Mike: I can't say I can see where abouts :-S As an idea, could one set a 'safe zone' around your house so that all GeoTags from their are not published, but otherwise they are? That would be neat :) - CannonGod

Jake, great minds think alike. I implemented that feature months ago: http://ourdoings.com/2009-02 - Bruce Lewis

I'm not sure I understand why someone would want their Posterous photos to be geo-tagged. How does that feature add to the entertainment value of a particular piece of content? Obviously it's informative, but, even with that, I still don't see why someone would want to have maps accompanying all the photos on their blog. Just curious ;-) - Brad Williamson

Brad: I hear you. To your point, the Google Map doesn't appear below the photo UNTIL you click the location link below the photo to have it expand out. - Mike Bracco from BuddyFeed

Is this more for mobile phones? - Outsanity

Does FF import a geo information of posterous entry? (Does Posterous publish MediaRSS with geo tag?) - NaHi from f2p

Brad is right, the link is quite discreet. Regards necessity, I know an Archaeology friend who wanted this feature as he was keeping a travelling journal. Personally I like the option, though most of what I post doesn't need this extra information - generally I'll be telling people about the place I took the photo as part of the post. I rarely post photos with no accompanying text to make sense of them :-p - CannonGod