| > Case in point, when providing a search interface, only return as many results as you want to, not as many as you have. Do you have an example of this? Seems like a bad way to run search. > instead let them flood the results because they used keyword tag spam Tag spam largely doesn't work but it's not impossible. Flagging these results makes them go away and brings them to our attention. > Make it hard to navigate by hiding everything behind hashes, to prevent fair use downloads. Huh? > Keep tags in beta for 15+ years. Double-plus huh? Flickr is only 13ish years old. It's not ready to get a drivers license yet. > Sadly, I'm afraid a much more extreme data storage reduction approach awaits faithful users of Flickr. Nope! Unless you know something I don't? > When Yahoo! bought a large photo blogging site in Taiwan, it simply shut it down with about six months notice, deleting everything as it did. That sucks. Which one? |