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RE: Monday 25 April 2022 - Man From Ironbark - 04-29-2022
(04-25-2022, 10:19 AM)damar Wrote: Happy Monday to Everyone!https://blog.flickr.net/en/2022/03/17/flickr-forever-2022/?utm_campaign=flickr-tos-2022&utm_source=Flickr&utm_medium=email&utm_content=announcement
Hope you all are doing well.
The grandson \s wedding was this weekend and it was a beautiful event on a 400 acres
farm. The weather was perfect.
The old homestead is still standing. This land has been in the family (the owners) for several generations.
This is the old homestead.
For any of you that use the free version of FlickR, you may want to log in and read about the up-coming revisions to their policies.
It looks like they will dump your archive if your photos are not all set to "Public".
I only scanned the notice quickly and will go back and read it in depth.
I guess this is where me and FlickR part ways because I have private albums for family only.
(since DD and SiL don't live in my state)
I use FlickR to post photos on this forum that are larger than the file size requirements for the forum,
but it's ok. I can post smaller versions (as above photo)
The second change relates to non-public photo limits. Flickr is all about sharing photos, giving feedback, finding inspiration, and connecting with your fellow photographers. It’s a lot harder to do any of that with non-public photos. With that in mind, we’re limiting free accounts to 50 non-public photos (e.g. photos marked as private, friends, family, or friends and family.
> So, like I used to do in the early days when free accounts were limited to 200 photos, I'd simply have to delete some to keep the number under the limit.
As for family/private photos, once they have seen and downloaded them there is no need to keep them online.