Search on your photos with the group name
You or someone else may have mentioned the group name on your photo pages. If the group name is unique, then go to your "Photos". Then open the drop down menu from the "Photos". Write the group name there in the search field as an exact phrase between quotation marks:
Search for your name on the group search
If the group name is very generic (e.g. Roses), then you need to go to the group, and try using the group search. Go to the group frontpage and click "Search?" on the page header tool bar. Then try to search with your account name, or with your nickname. You may have posted additional links where your account name appears, or your nickname appears if it is mentioned on comments. People of course also thank you on their own images, but sometimes they mention your name also on comments under your images.
And if even that does not help, then you have to browse through the group contributions to find at least one of those images.
However, when you find one, then it is easy to proceed. Open one of them in the group context. Do that from right margin's "See also..." section. First click the group name, and then click "Your contributions" below the film strip.
Next click "← Contributions by: Your Name" link on right margin, just above the "ACTIONS" menu.
Some group administrators had turned the inactive groups private when leaving. I do not know what the logic is there, because one then can not join such group. There is no-one letting in. So, I had to remove my contributions on such groups one by one..
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Colin Ashcroft said:
Sami Serola (inactiv… replied to Colin Ashcroft:
Clickity Click said:
Sami Serola (inactiv… replied to Clickity Click:
Clickity Click replied to :
I've been thinking of those groups that "invited" a photograph to be added. I doubt that I would remember all of them.
Be Well
Colin Ashcroft replied to :
Sami Serola (inactiv… said:
An example. Only by browsing images one by one, I may discover having some contributions at the group =editing images=:
www.ipernity.com/group/267528/doc/by/499633?with=32763905
Although, what you do not recall, it very likely does not matter. So, the need to remove some of your non member contributions is often very good. For example the group no longer represent your values or principals.
Sami Serola (inactiv… replied to :
There is even no way to seek what one does not know/remember. For example "Organize" tool only lists the groups where one belongs to. Nothing else.
Sami Serola (inactiv… replied to :
I started to go through my own photos, one by one, starting from the oldest:
1) Open photo
2) If unanswered group suggestions, then "ignore".
3) If strange contributions under "See also...", then open in new tab, and deal with them.
4) I check the group activity. If I seem to have number of contributions, and the admin(s) is/are non club member(s), then I join the group. Then I quit the group and delete all contributions when leaving. If only few contributions and the admin is active, I remove my contributions one by one.
5) On the first tab I proceed to next from the margin arrows.
Some people have done a dirty trick, and changed the group private, when leaving ipernity. So, admin is inactive, and is not there to accept members to join. Then the only way is to remove the contributions one by one.
Sami Serola (inactiv… said:
www.ipernity.com/doc/serola/33631645
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