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Beerporn: Editor’s Choice

July 11, 2012 Author: Scott

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We have a new site just for beerporn called http://hashtagbeerporn.com, as in #Beerporn. We’ve been working on the site for over a month now, and the cool thing is that anyone can join and post pictures of beer to the site. We have also been giving out an Editor’s Choice Award each week to the picture we think best represents beerporn during that week. As an ongoing feature on Indy Beers each week I’ll be posting the Editor’s Choice winner from #Beerporn.

This week, we have a backlog to get through as we have been doing this for a few weeks now. So here are the winners for the past three weeks, in the order in which they won.

Fuller’s ESB posted by user Husar
http://hashtagbeerporn.com/2012/06/23/fullers-esb/

Konig Bavarian Hefeweizen posted by user Michael
http://hashtagbeerporn.com/2012/06/28/konig-bavarian-hefeweizen/

Missile Command Pint posted by user Husar
http://hashtagbeerporn.com/2012/07/04/missile-command-pint/

Beerporn – Yuengling – Traditional Lager

May 28, 2012 Author: Scott

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Beerporn – Yuengling – Traditional Lager – Memorial Day Weekend

Remembering our men and women who died while serving the US Armed Forces.

Beerporn – Yards Brewing Company – Saison – Brew at the Zoo

May 26, 2012 Author: Scott

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Beerporn – Yards Brewing Company – Saison – Brew at the Zoo

The Beerporn Mistake – Images Too Large

May 17, 2012 Author: Scott

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If you’re on our email list you no doubt got the beerporn email early today with the extra large size images. That, was a mistake. You see, I write most of the content on the site, but I’m trying to get Chris into publishing some content, too (outside of the reviews he does with me). I was walking him through how to upload a post during lunch from his iPhone using the WordPress app and it asked for image size. I told him to go with original, as I have never had to resize the image in my Andriod WordPress app. Well, it turns out there is a setting in the Android app that limits the image to a certain size, whereas in the iPhone app you set the size when adding the image.

Long story short, you got an email with two REALLY BIG images.

After some post lunch testing it has been determined that of the small, medium, large, and original sizes available in the app, it is the large, and not the original, that he should be using. Sorry if we blew up your web browser with our big images, but hey, I hear we’re big on the internet.

–Scott