Espace Media v2.0 : c’est parti !

Le nouvel espace media d’Audiofanzine est en ligne. Vous pouvez désormais naviguer parmi les plus de 380 200 photos, 21 100 vidéos et 4100 fichiers audio et/ou ajouter votre contribution !

La section « Autres fichiers » subira sa cure de jouvence dans les prochains jours et d’autres nouvelles fonctionnalités comme les media liés à un « document » (news, post de forum, petite annonce, avis, article, etc.) seront ajoutées très prochainement.

À vous de jouer !

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