ipernity: Group: New Flickr Survivors

A year on

It's been about a year since Flickr decided it was a bright idea to completely change their layout and the way they do business without bothering to tell anyone. I must say, I don't miss Flickr at all. I might not get quite as many hits on my photos or nearly as many "likes", but I also don't get spammed. I have a layout I like and doesn't hang up on any of my computers. I also love that here, the Ipernity team tells you what they are working on and responds to comments well. The last was the reason I left Flickr - no response + no warning = no money from me.

What are your thoughts now that we've settled in?

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Penny Richards ^club

Love it here. Layout is nice and simple and clean, staff is responsive and seems professional (no childish jargon or silliness in forums, ahem), navigation took a little getting used to but now it's completely intuitive. I miss Flickr Commons, but apparently some of the institutions have left in the past year, so maybe that's not what it used to be anymore, either. I miss stats telling me where visitors were coming from, but that's a small price to pay in exchange for a pleasant space for my photos.

Glad I got out of Flickr. I think there are some folks still waiting for a miraculous reset. I've been online long enough to notice that once a website's format changes, it doesn't ever go back, and it absolutely doesn't care if you leave. No sense in hoping otherwise.

10 years ago.

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