Hi Don, Since you're here and talking about community, can you say what your approach is going to be to the copious content on Flickr that violates SmugMug's c

Hi Don, Since you're here and talking about community, can you say what your approach is going to be to the copious content on Flickr that violates SmugMug's content policy (but not Flickr's)? Flickr's approach in the past [0] has allowed most things as long as a content filter is applied to keep it from kids and those who don't want to see it. SmugMug's approach [1] is to very broadly ban anything "indecent" in any context whatsoever (even private backups). I contacted support and the story right now is that SmugMug policy will apply and any Flickr content that violates it is up for removal. Are you sticking to that? If so, why? It seems like a very destructive thing to do to the community as your first act after acquisition. [0] https://www.flickr.com/help/guidelines https://www.flickr.com/help/guidelines [1] https://www.smugmug.com/about/terms https://www.smugmug.com/about/terms