Setting up accounts on flickr

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To create a Flickr account, click "Sign up for Flickr" after logging into your student email and going to Flickr.com in another browser tab. When creating a new account, pick a screen name that reflects your photos and style, is clever and easy to remember through ideas like favorite seasons or colors, but avoid using your real name, age, birth year, or other personal information. You can then sign in to your new Flickr account.

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Tips for Selecting a Screen Name
Tips for a Good Screen Name
Reflects your photos and style
Is clever and easy to remember
Ideas: favorite season, saying, song, color, movie, combinations

The NOs...
Do not use your name
Do not use your age or birth year
Avoid any other personal information!!

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