Flickr unfortunately does not satisfy, displaying a dozen “bad panda’s” a day and buggy interface, regardless of account tier.

In my opinion these changes are a terrible next step for Flickr, for every user, having everyone’s photos removed from such a large database of photography, is extremely detrimental for institutions, whether educational, historical, cultural, etc, and what follows is the loss of vast amount of memories, experiences, personal or otherwise, and hundreds of millions of broken links from shared images all across the world wide web, this is nothing but shocking lack of foresight by Flickr and more importantly SmugMug and seems to be a clear shot in the foot, in order for SmugMug to hammer the last nail into the coffin of their rival, Flickr.įor reference, i am not against paying for a well functioning service, where you are offered ample space and multiple tools and techniques for organising your photography, so long as it’s for a reasonable price, where a person like me who does not take photos professionally can afford these without a problem. First of all if you don't know of these new changes it's extremely important you give this a read: Due to recent changes limiting users who aren’t subscribed to Flickr Pro to a maximum of 1000 photos i’ve backed up all content posted here and will be removing all content, both public and otherwise, that doesn’t meet the new requirements.

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