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If in the future they offer some user customization of the photostream page, it will still be part of the new design look and feel.First, and above all else: thank you. They will however have ads on them, like most full-featured free sites (YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc).įlickr staff have made clear that there is no "going back". Simple version, the free accounts are now fully functional and offer all of the site's tools and features, which makes them pretty useful for most people. Please can we have the option to go back to how it was before, without sounding rude, I think the new version is crap, sorry!!!! Viewing pages ad-free will cost $50 per year instead of $25. Pro accounts can continue to see the 'Stats" for their account.Įssentially, dropping your Pro subscription means: There is no longer an option to present your work ad-free, unless you continue your Pro subscription. Visitors to Ad-free account pages will see ads on those pages. Visitors to Free account pages will see ads on those pages. Visitors to Pro account pages will not see ads on those pages. Pro accounts allow you to visit Flickr pages and not see any ads for $25 per year.Īd-free accounts will allow you to visit Flickr pages and not see any ads, for $50 per year.įree accounts will see ads on Flickr pages. Pro accounts neither see ads when browsing (for half the cost of an Ad-Free account) nor will show ads to others on their own pages.Īre no longer available for new subscribers or people who let their Pro subscription expire. (The Doublr account, adding another 1T, costs many times what the pro account does.)Ģ. As a professional photographer, it was nice to send clients and or potential clients to my site to see my latest posting from around the world. Is there really any difference between the Pro account vs free account? It seems like everyone is blogging about jumping ship on their Pro account and I can not find a real good reason to keep my Pro account. Why can't I see people I am following in the ios app?
Why Fave Children in the nude and/or otther outfits. Welcome to the Flickr Help Forum! Click here to get started and to read ourĭoes Flickr limit the number of Albums you can view? Flickr forever: Creating the safest most inclusive
: API requirement for developersįlickr staff requesting help from members in the UK to troubleshoot slowness This thread was closed automatically due to a lack of responses over the last month.
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