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When the story of twitpic's TOS broke, I immediately deleted all the pictures I'd uploaded and changed to Mobypicture. It's not as good, but their TOS says in n
by daimyoyo 15y ago
When the story of twitpic's TOS broke, I immediately deleted all the pictures I'd uploaded and changed to Mobypicture. It's not as good, but their TOS says in no uncertain terms "All rights of uploaded content by our users remain the property of our users and those rights can in no means be sold or used in a commercial way by Mobypicture or affiliated third party partners without consent from the user."
I like that. No ambiguity at all.
- dendory 15y agoDid the same thing, deleted all the images I uploaded to that site. There's dozens of sites out there, no point in using that one.
- potatolicious 15y agoThis is why I use Flickr - they are similarly unambiguous about their terms of use. They even issued a statement reiterating their position when the Twitpic brouhaha broke initially.