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The ability to share restricted and moderate content will be reserved for Flickr Pro members. Free accounts will be limited to 50 non-public photos. The timeline for implementation hasn't been announced yet, but this means that users of free accounts will eventually risk having content deleted that contravenes these restrictions. More @Wikipedia
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- New changes to Flickr NSFW and private storage policies--your ... - RedditThe ability to share restricted and moderate content will be reserved for Flickr Pro members. Free accounts will be limited to 50 non-public photos. The timeline for implementation hasn't been announced yet, but this means that users of free accounts will eventually risk having content deleted that contravenes these restrictions.
- Seeking alternatives to Flickr in light of the new TOS ... - RedditIf storage space is a problem for the owners of Flickr, perhaps they could delete the accounts that have abandoned Flickr. Since I joined in 2004, I've seen people abandon Flickr in waves - every time some annoying new term of service is introduced.
- "Account Creation Failed" Problem - Has anyone ever had this ... - RedditMade a reddit account just because I can't seem to be able to contact Flickr themselves. Has anyone else ever had this issue or know how to solve it? I tried signing up again, and it says my email is taken, so I try to sign in and it won't take my password. I then try to reset the password, but Flickr never emails me (I keep checking spam).
- Is flickr still worth using? : r/flickr - RedditSince SmugMug bought Flickr the android app has gained the Stats page (strange that it wasn't included, stupid Yahoo), many new incentives to become a pro member and loads of bug fixes and new features like higher resolution image zoom. Can't think of anything other specific right now.
- r/flickr - RedditFlickr, if you're listening, you're having a real signal-to-noise problem lately, and it's becoming more severe with every passing day. Yes there's a lot of below average photography on the site, but it's becoming increasingly hard to sort the good photography from the better than average Midjourney- or Stable Diffusion-type content.
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