First, the free account permitted you to display only your 200 most recent photos. It’s a place to study photography, to applaud good work by fellow camera buffs, to back up all those precious JPEGs, and to post a photographic record of weddings, vacations and other achievements for friends and families to enjoy.įlickr was disappointing, however, for two reasons. Its central concept was cool and useful: It’s an online gallery of everyone’s photographs that the whole world can search, annotate and admire.
Take Flickr, for example, the Web site that Yahoo bought in 2005.
If you ever want to see just how much whining a million Interneters can produce, try giving them something wonderful at no charge.
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