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What happened to their "only last 80 or 100 or so photos visible for free accounts" feature, is it gone for new free accounts? People resist change but I reall
by fakeer 13y ago
What happened to their "only last 80 or 100 or so photos visible for free accounts" feature, is it gone for new free accounts?
People resist change but I really believe the old interface was more photographically inclined! The new interface looks like, how do I say it..., a little too much or just loud, trying to be hip or sth or web n.0. Whatever.
Someone needs to tell me the logic behind Ad-free and Doublr plans' pricing because I just failed to the point! Or it's a typing error, Yahoo might fix in a week or so?
Good to see some change and work at Flickr!.
- rallison 13y agoThe "only the last 200" photos visible "feature" is now gone, as is the 300MB/month limit. Yahoo has decided to pursue the gmail strategy - offer a huge amount of free storage as compared to the competition. The ad-free plan is probably most attractive for professional users (pro photographers, business accounts, etc) as it means no ads for anybody when viewing photos of a paid account. The doublr plan seems pretty clearly targeted at business accounts where $500/year is trivial. It definitely isn't a typo.