Flickr - part 3

I put this photo on Flickr and taged it as "stpaulpubliclibrary". At first, I thought it would show up immediately on the public domain as soon as I use tag searching it. However, I wait for three days until today I find it on Flickr today. It proves Flickr does censor all photos before putting them in the public domain.

I think Flickr is a good "tool" that I could share photoes with my family members. Especially, it has a version of Chinese language, so without language barrier, all my relatives and friends in China would like share their photoes with me. I am so appreciate the rapid development of high technology make life become easier and less boundary. I talk and see my parents every Saturday morning through Internet, so even they live in China - a half earth away from me, I still feel they consort with me. I can't imagine how new immigrant suffered the pain of family separation in the past time without these kinds of new technologies.