scientaestubique mentioned a new ancillary service to Flickr today.

There are now more than a billion people online, and most of us use the internet to engage in some kind of social activity. In doing so we have helped create over five million terabytes of unique virtual content

We have virtual communication like email, instant message or video. We belong to virtual communities like social networks, image sharing or interest groups. And in these communities we have created virtual identities like homepages, avatars and blogs.

But sometimes life can be a little too virtual.

MOO dreams up new tools that help people turn their virtual content into beautiful print products.

For any Flickr Pro Account members, if you’re quick, MOO have announced you can grab a free batch of 10 MiniCards: one side with one of your Flickr photos, the other with your contact details. I’ve put in my order, and can seriously see the day when I’ll place a large order for my start-up.

Update: Glad I got in before the site was Boing Boing‘ed. They’ll churn through their 10,000 free packs in no time.

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