I've finally got the Twyne CLI client working, and it's churning away uploading all of my past photographic archives (from Piwigo at the moment, 90 GB). The work for this has mostly been done before now, but I didn't get back to it to actually tidy it up and set it running. Hopefully this will set me off further down the path of actually having everything a) in one place, b) organised, c) backed up, and d) actually useful.

I'm not sure if I'll tackle the export-to-Commons feature next, or sort out some of the UI bugs that are annoying me (like being able to zoom in on a photo). At the moment, I'm just poking through old photos and randomly fixing up metadata where I can; certainly there's some UI tweaks that will help with that process.

I'm still importing Flickr photos. Nearly done! It's great watching the import coming in and seeing all the duplicates being found (and not imported twice). It's one of the most annoying things about Flickr, that they let you upload the exact file twice and provide no API access to determine if something already exists. I've attempted to hack something together with checksum:sha1=blah machine tags, but the tag search system has some great annoyances (mostly lag, I think) that makes this less than great. It'll be nice to not have to deal with any of that in the future.