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I posted the blog article's title, but the real lede should be that Flickr is limiting free accounts to 50 private photos and nsfw to pro accounts. As a pro use
by jscheel 5y ago
I posted the blog article's title, but the real lede should be that Flickr is limiting free accounts to 50 private photos and nsfw to pro accounts. As a pro user, I'm not affected, but I'm guessing this is going to be a pretty big change for some people.
- tablespoon 5y agoHonestly, when the OP title is as opaque as this one, I wouldn't mind of the submission title just summarized the key point.
- jscheel 5y agoYeah, the title of the post felt pretty... meh
- knighthack 5y agoThe way they described private photos as 'non-public photos' surprised me. I had to really re-read the paragraph to get at what they're going for. From what I understand, free users now only get to store 50 photos. Any more, and they're at risk of being deleted. I've been with Flickr since 2006-2007; this is an extremely surprising move.