First, in the universal approach, scholars have identified common – or universal – CIDs (UCIDs) that can be compared and benchmarked across all types of cities, such as the city brand hexagon (Anholt, 2006) and city image dimensions (Gilboa et al., 2015). The conceptualisation of CIDs in the existing literature can be separated into two approaches. (2015) referred to these components as “city image dimensions” (CIDs). Therefore, many scholars have either conceptually or empirically deconstructed the image of a city into distinctive components (e.g., Anholt, 2006 Gilboa, Jaffe, Vianelli, Pastore, & Herstein, 2015 Zenker, 2009). To successfully assess and manage city image, it is insufficient to consider only the overall image, because the city image is a multidimensional concept with a variety of components (Chan & Marafa, 2016). Due to global competition among cities for talent, visitors, and businesses (Dinnie, 2004 Skinner, 2008), a city's image must be unique and distinguishable (Oguztimur & Akturan, 2016).

Even worse, the Organiser on the Flickr website flat-out doesn’t work in mobile Safari, you can’t drag images into the batch editor thus rendering it impossible to do any organising without a full-blown computer.City image is the perception of a city in the minds of stakeholders and reflects the sum of their beliefs, ideas, and impressions (García, Gómez, & Molina, 2012). Then, it’s not possible to individually name each photo if you’re bulk-uploading, you can’t bulk-add tags or locations, and the uploader uploads the photos in seemingly random order rather than the order that they were taken in.

Somewhere along the way the share extension has stopped working so I’m unable to directly upload from Lightroom on my iPad Pro and have to save the images out to the camera roll first and directly open the Flickr app to do it. The Flickr app is fantastic for browsing, favouriting, and commenting, but it falls down in a massive heap if you try to do much by way of uploading or organising.

Great for consumption, terrible for tagging/organising/etc.

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