Re: Re: Increase post thumbnail size from s72-c to s200-c to meet Facebook's requirement

Hi David,

my post is old than 3 days and only now see on this thread

On Monday, March 17, 2014 1:26:05 AM UTC+1, David / Confluent Forms LLC 
wrote:
>
> As you and I have discussed, linking out (or encouraging others to) is not 
> a good solution.
>
Well, this is in part correct, also feedburner was a 3rd application and 
now is a Google Product.
 

> We have seen on numerous occasions where a site host disappears 
>
In according with your opinion better to use Wordpress than Blogger because 
one day if Blogger disappears, you lost all statistic of blogger ( as most 
popular post etcc ) and many other things.

If one day my application don't work change a string 

from 

> <meta 
> expr:content='&quot;http://chesslogger.altervista.org/og-image/img.php?o=c&amp;q=&quot;+ 
> data:blog.postImageThumbnailUrl' property='og:image'/>  
>
to

>  <meta expr:content='data:blog.postImageThumbnailUrl' 
> property='og:image'/>  


is it hard to change ? and you don't lost NOTHING !!! 

or something else happens and suddenly all of the sites taking advantage of 
> that script begin hosting spam or malware.
>

 I wrote this program for my Blog and I am open source developer and like 
to share my program with all, if you don't like it please don't use, but 
don't say a wrong information about security because you are a little bit 
confused how to work it.

   1. Script is server side and user or browser see an image
   2. Script work with meta tag

I can move application on Google App Engine<https://developers.google.com/appengine/> , 
also if PHP runtime is available as an experimental. :-),  and how to wrote 
is a _workaround_ 



 

 

>

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