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This. People will jump on anything with the promise of "free" cash.

• stackthat 16y ago
  Except potentially all those photos will be crap and then you'll end up with a really mediocre photo selling website and business will scarred for life.
  • hellweaver666 16y ago
    I had considered this option, but it doesn't really fit with my current plan which is to focus on a specific niche which requires a certain level of quality. I will be targeting flickr users though as there are some great guys on there, publishing awesome work just for the fun of it.
  • mansilla 16y ago
    But you can validate and curate the uploads. In fact, that can be part of your community/crowd-source model, too. If someone else within your community comes along and rates/tags/categorizes the photograph, he can make a little slice of the pie. Hell, get everyone involved in the process. Solve chicken and egg problem first. Then maybe you can start thinking about cage-free organic eggs, second. ;)