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Not everything is about aiming for the lowest common denominator with the most profitable market. Random funny pics and cheeseburgers will always be greater mar
by exodust 10y ago
Not everything is about aiming for the lowest common denominator with the most profitable market. Random funny pics and cheeseburgers will always be greater markets, but that is irrelevant.
When you invest in camera gear then study or explore photography, you will gravitate away from junk food image sharing platforms, and instead find places dedicated to skills, techniques and themed photography showcases and resources.
Nobody killed Flickr. It could use some interface and feature improvements, and probably some new administrators or project teams, but it's still there doing what it does. For what it's worth, I was never a big fan of Flickr due to the lack of control over how your gallery page could look and function.
- coldtea 10y ago>Not everything is about aiming for the lowest common denominator with the most profitable market. No, but Facebook level businesses are. >Random funny pics and cheeseburgers will always be greater markets, but that is irrelevant. And so is Flickr in the context of the grandparent's comment. >Nobody killed Flickr. It could use some interface and feature improvements, and probably some new administrators or project teams, but it's still there doing what it does. Killing for a social medium, even more so a business-run social medium, is not about not being able to do "what it does". It's about being unable to monetize it, it losing mind-share, people moving away, the action getting elsewhere etc.