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At this time SmugMug doesn't offer an interface for specifying a photo's license. I would recommend the following: In the image's metadata, indicate the licensing. You can do this in the EXIF copyright fields. It's possible to set this via software (including apps such as Lightroom) and most mid- to high-end DSLRs allow for this information to be ...

You cannot view photos that have been thumbed up. Smugmug uses that data internally, but does not make it available to anyone. If you want a specific visitor to identify a list of photos for you, there are several options: You can create an event, put the gallery in the event and let your visitors use favorites to pick/identify specific images. You can ...

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If you'll please send us an email at the following link and provide us with the two account nicknames as well as the email addresses associated with the accounts we'll be happy to move the photos for you and close the trial you know longer need. We'll be standing by. http://help.smugmug.com/customer/portal/emails/new Seth, SmugMug Support Hero

If you apply a keyword to all the images you can then goto a keyword view sorted by popularity. Images that have not had any thumbs up or comment reviews or facebook likes etc will not be in the resulting view. It's an imperfect way of getting the resulting images, but it's a very good start, and a workable solution to the "oh, I forgot to create an event ...