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Photo Gallery

The gallery used a separate image-catalogue system. Its home page listed six categories, overall statistics, ten recent additions, and account information. The categories and historical totals appear below.

An empty art-house cinema with rows of burgundy seats
An empty art-house cinema with rows of burgundy seats.
23,354files
236albums
67categories

Gallery statistics

The page reported zero comments and 46,735 views. Its “Last additions” table showed ten thumbnails dated May 19 and April 3, 2024, each with a small view count. The images were portraits and event photographs of a real person, so they are not displayed here.

The first recent item was dated May 19, 2024; the remaining nine were dated April 3, 2024. Their displayed view counts ranged from 21 to 37. Each thumbnail linked to a full display page and exposed a filename, file size, dimensions, and date-added field in its title text. Those filenames and media identifiers are implementation details of the old catalogue, not content that needs to be revived.

The page also included account and search tools: login, album list, recent uploads, recent comments, most viewed, top rated, favorites, search, password reminder, and activation-link pages. Those functions depended on forms, accounts, email input, and visitor identifiers and are no longer available.

A final “Who is online?” table displayed the newest registered user, current guest totals, and a historical peak. Current user information is not displayed here.

Gallery navigation

The gallery had its own secondary menu beneath the shared site header: Home, Login, Album list, Last uploads, Last comments, Most viewed, Top rated, My Favorites, and Search. The menu belonged to a distinct catalogue application embedded inside the fan-site theme. Account-dependent features are no longer available.

For dated gallery announcements, use the Update index.