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I forget the last time I uploaded a photo to Flickr. Somehow, without any conscious decision, it's just stopped being part of my flow. Perhaps it's that not man

by mopoke 16y ago

I forget the last time I uploaded a photo to Flickr. Somehow, without any conscious decision, it's just stopped being part of my flow. Perhaps it's that not many of my friends and family see what I post (I live overseas from most of my family and friends), perhaps it's the seemingly constant begging for me to "come back" to a pro membership (nothing is a turn off as much as desperation), maybe it's just that Facebook is winning and someone else has to lose.

mopoke 16y ago
And just to add, I really like Flickr. The interface for organising photos is streets ahead of Facebook. And as an amateur photographer, I enjoy looking at others' work and seeing the exif data to see what camera and settings were used. Buy somehow it's not enough to make me want to stay.
- petervandijck 16y ago
  "somehow" = social. That's how Facebook won with a vastly, vastly inferior product otherwise.