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Your quote literally says that the Internet Archive deleted their own account. It sounds like maybe their was some discussion between the two organizations, bu
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
Your quote literally says that the Internet Archive deleted their own account.
It sounds like maybe their was some discussion between the two organizations, but unless Flickr is blatantly lying I don’t see any reason to believe that the Internet Archive was wronged.
- martin_a 5y agoPeople also shoot themselves in the head with their hands tied on their back. Point is: flickr should have enough space and whatnot to host all those images if it wanted. They decided to remove that content, because "it appears in search"? Sounds more like it wasn't cool enough so they wanted it gone, found some reasonable reasons and that's it.