Ian has decided I went past flickr's limit of 200 visible photos. Oops.
Might as well. It's cheap and amuses me. And the API is making my blogging easier.
Asked 2 years ago
My choice: Cough up the $25/year and upgrade; eventually I might get a real camera and it will be worth it
- danbri
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they have nice apis so you can always get your data back if you change your mind
- Mark
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How long did it take you to get to 200? If you think you'll take more pictures because you don't have the limit, definitely (I take a few thousand a year but only upload a subset to flickr.)
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Let it be, my camera phone takes crappy pictures anyway
- seph
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upgrade when you get a real camera
- trs
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Wait to upgrade until you have that real camera.
- kevinr
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wait until you've got a real camera. (also, grrrr, Flickr's restrictions on free accounts are so stupid. if you use the service at all, eventually you get forced to upgrade to a paid account -- it's not a free account a la LJ, it's an unlimited-length "try before you buy" promotion.)
- lakmiseiru
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Find another hosting service that's not as silly?
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