Flikr slideshow

So I decided to set up a Flikr account. I've added a few photos and tried the slideshow and want to send it to someone. The only problem is when they try to open it it says “Oh No! We couldn’t find anything.”
I've been playing around with the settings but can't get it to work. Any idea what the settings should be so that someone can view my slideshow?

What link are you sending them?

EmmaRose wrote in post #10168300
What link are you sending them?

At the end of the slideshow it gives you a share option. I click 'copy to clipboard' and send that link. It is: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/shanecostantino​/show/. Before I made an alias it was: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/49933085@N07/sh​ow/

Are you sure your flickr is open to everyone?


edit: apparently not, Shane Costantino doesn't have anything available to you.
Change your privacy settings

So I'm not able to have a 'private' account and send the slideshow link to people I would like to share it with? There are so many privacy options I'm not sure what one to change. Guess I'll play around with it.

Under defaults for new downloads I changed "who will be able to see/comment on, etc" to Anyone. Yesterday it seemed to work but now today I get the "Oh no" message again. Here are my settings. Anyone know what I need to change?

Who can download your stuff Only you (but even you can't download the original files, because you have a free account)
Who can share your photos or video? Only you edit
Who can add you to a photo? Only you edit

Printing

* Who can print your photos: Only you
* Where to ship your prints: Canada

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Who can blog your stuff Any Flickr member edit
Allow your stuff to be added to a gallery Galleries allow our members to bring together photos or video around a theme or idea (think "Spring" or "Pet Costumes"). Choosing "Yes" allows other Flickr members to add your public photos or videos to their galleries. Learn more about galleries[?] No edit
Hide your EXIF data This will hide or show a link to view EXIF data about each of your photos. The link shows on all your individual photo pages, and displays the make & model of the camera you used to take the shot.[?] No edit
Show which application you used for uploading Yes edit
Hide your stuff from public searches Hide your photos from API-based searches done outside of the Flickr website.[?] Yes, on 3rd-party sites edit
Hide your profile from public searches No edit

Who can see what on your profile

* Email address: Only you (shanecostantino@yahoo​.ca)
* IM names: Your friends and family (n/a)
* Real name: Your friends and family (n/a)
* Current city: Your friends and family (n/a)

Edit your IM names, real name, or current city
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Make your photos eligible for invitation by Getty Images? Choosing "Yes" allows you to receive invitations from Getty Images to participate in a program that helps you sell your work commercially. A "No" setting means your photos will never be invited. Learn more about our partnership with Getty Images.[?] No edit
Share your public photos on Yahoo! Updates No edit

Defaults for new uploads
Who will be able to see, comment on, add notes, or add people

* See: Anyone
* Comment on: Any Flickr user
* Add notes, tags, and people: Only you

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What license will your content have All rights reserved © edit
Who will be able to see your stuff on a map Anyone edit
Import EXIF location data Some cameras can store GPS (location) coordinates in a photo's EXIF header. As you upload your photos Flickr can import and use that data to automatically place those photos on your map.[?] No edit
Auto-rotate your photos As you upload photos to Flickr we can use information stored inside each file to determine its correct orientation, and if required, rotate it.[?] Yes edit

What Safety Level and Content Type will your photostream have

* Safety level: Safe
* Content type: Photos

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Content filters
Search settings

* SafeSearch: On
* Content type: Photos / Videos

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Autoplay videos Yes

Anyone?
I think I've changed every setting and am still getting the 'oh no' error.

figured it out. I needed to go into Organizr and mark them all as public even though I had public in my profile. even now it's hit or miss whether all the pictures actually show up. stupid Flickr.