Until now, you couldn't remove users from the list of fans, but Google changed this: if the list of fans includes spammers, you can block them. Users "will be blocked from commenting on your photos and adding you as favorite. Blocking someone cannot be undone," mentions a warning. You can also block users who post offensive comments.

Picasa Web Albums added a list of "suggested favorites", which includes all your contacts that use Google's photo sharing service. It's a good opportunity to find interesting photos uploaded by your contacts and to add them to your favorites.
But if you can add users to a list of favorites, why is there no option to favorite images? Picasa Web added a link below each photo: "I like this" and the number of likes, but you can't keep track of the photos you like.

Finally!
ReplyDeletei believe Picasa web + Picasa desktop is the best way to manage/organize/share/explore photos.
ReplyDeleteCan they bring in some photo stats, it is probably the only reason I use Flickr as I like to know if they are actually being viewed. If they do that then Picasaweb will be the no. 1!
ReplyDeletewhat good is LIKE if you cant see your LIKES or get them via RSS?!?
ReplyDeleteHow many users do Picasa actually have, anyone know? I cannot find a answer.
ReplyDeleteI to wish Picasa gave us a favorites option. So far the only way I can keep track of the images I like is to add the whole page into my browsers bookmarks which is totally cluttering the list.
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