How to reorder images in Shared Photo Streams

I share several Photo Streams and when i add an image that is older it appears as the most recent not in the correct date order. Is there a way to correct this behaviour...... I undersand the principles of a Photo Stream but i am trying to use the Shared Streams as an online gallery where i want to control the displayed order.
Many thanks

Seems a little conterproductive.....
A shared stream is meant to be a stream and not an on-line gallery. You are supposed to drop a photo into the stream every now and than to send to your friends and family, and they will send their photos back. Only, since it is the only way supported by Apple to keep an online album of photos in iCloud, we all want to use it differently from how it has been intended.
Send feedback to Apple with a feature request - hopefully the next version of shared streams will allow sorting of the items.
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