On Mon, 25 Jun 2018 01:40:20 +0800, Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote:

Ken wanted to know the actual geographical locations at which those
wallpapers were photographed, not file locations of those wallpapers.

Anyway, your reply might still help.

Heh heh ...

It's all good as we're helping everyone by helping each other.

To your first point, I clearly *knew* you'd say what you just said (in a
way), which is why you'll note that my response to your post very obviously
and very purposefully uses the phrases below repeatedly:
* "Further building upon that answer";
* "Googling further";
* "Building upon that answer";
* "Googling further, we find this related folder";
* and that this topic "is a good one to flesh out".

So, we agree.
a. You answered the question directly, while,
b. The rest of us helpfully fleshed the topic out even further.

That's how Usenet works when it works well (as it did here).

I'm not complaining about your response, as I'm *agreeing* with you that
you *directly* answered the OP's question, where I took great pains to
clearly and repeatedly state that I was simply further fleshing out the
topic overall of OS-based lockscreen image peculiarities.

The fact you ended your post with "Anyway, your reply might still help"
shows that we both understand two very clear points:
1. You directly and succinctly answered the OP's question, and,
2. I purposefully fleshed out the overall topic in far greater detail.
(as did others, like Paul, Char Jackson, Auric__, & Monty)

Neither of us is wrong.
a. You answered the question; and,
b. The rest of us fleshed out the topic further from there.

Since you already answered the question, I took it upon myself to learn
more and dig deeper into the overall lock-screen problem set, where I
clearly stated in my post that I hadn't delved into the details before but
that my curiosity was piqued by the OP's question.

In the end, after reading a score of articles on the Usenet, I *still*
needed Paul's help to flesh out some of those details, as noted by this
screenshot, so, we all benefit from the interaction, where our useful
information is now available in the tribal archives for others to benefit
from as they stand on our shoulders.
http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=18_lockscreen01.jpg

It's all good as we're helping everyone by helping each other.