or "Don't you hate it when...", but in this case I'm actually obliged to do so. Thats
why I'm going to ask it just now: Don't you just hate it when other people share
pictures of their food on Facebook or post a self-shot made in the bathroom mirror
(yes, the one with the camera still in the frame)? Then Pananda is here to save your
day!
wondering what people like so much about it. Taking a
picture of something and post it online so every random
person can see it. It just doesn't make any sense. With this
in mind, me and a cousin of mine started thinking of how
to make this photo-sharing actually useful.
"We want you to tag your
interests! "
Somehow we got focused on the 'tagging' part. When
posting a picture, you need to describe that picture in
A few words, so called "tags". The head turning and mind blowing change we thought
off, was using these tags in a different way. We don't want you to tag your photos,
we want you to tag your interests! And that's when Pananda and a unique way of
sharing your photos, was born.
So, what is pananda?
It's a 180-degrees turn from Instagram and other sharing applications. It's an online
platform were you can share your interest by using tags. As a user you can post
a 'challenge', which is a description of your interest using max. 5 tags. If you choose
your tags carefully, you will attract other users to post a picture that's in line with
your challenge. This way we are still sharing our pictures, but now we've really got a
reason to share. You'll only get pictures you like added to your challenge.
>> For those wondering what Pananda means, it means 'tag' in Tagalog. <<
If you think: "Wow! This is awesome" or something a little less enthusiastic but still
loving the idea, this is a possible way of getting involved:
- Go to our website: http://www.pananda.net/
- Register as a user / Or simply login using your Facebook account.
- Share your interests and pictures! And feel free to invite your friends.
- Enjoy photo-sharing, but now in a useful way!
Oh and there's one more thing I would like to add, since I'm Dutch myself:
!!!IT'S FREE TO USE!!!
Thanks for reading,
Dennis Jacobs (co-founder of #Pananda)
