Two things...

[susandennis]

Today Jake is rethinking his pacing and sitting in front of the monitor situation.  Since it results in a guaranteed trip to the floor, he's now napping on the problem and will get back to us with his solution.

I fought against Flickr for two years.  I clung to Buzznet and pretended it didn't suck.  It does.  And Flickr definitely does not.  It is so fast and painless.  What a dummy I was.  But now I'm a Flickr.

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[machupicchu.livejournal.com]

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[kyrielle]

Hehe. Buzznet is more immediately accessible - I avoided Flickr more than once before switching also. Once you learn it, it is a better site/app, hands down. Learning curve is a bit steeper, though. :P

[jimcarson.livejournal.com]

What sold me on Flickr was the ability to make silly comments on photos. Those marketing people know me too well.

Meanwhile, I've not used ofoto for anything in 18 months and they're sending me emails saying they're going to delete all my photos "and we really mean it this time."

[victory-rose.livejournal.com]

I've found that Flickr is so incredibly easy and addictive. I've begun signing up for various groups, and am adding contacts left, right and center. And as far as their paid service goes, I don't think you can beat their price for what they provide - I'm still paying for image hosting elsewhere which provides just a pittance of space for the quadruple yearly cost of Flickr. I have to remember to unsubscribe from that other service, cause I'm a Flickr-ite all right. ;-)