How Do I get Content & Pictures into Thoora Results?
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Wondering if any one is having success with getting their content and pictures into Thoora.
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Once you create an account, just create a "topic" you can upload your own topic. From what I understand, you can use thora like you use, delicious or dig, if your topic becomes popular then other people will follow the topic.
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