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New Flickr Features?

Started by Phil Glockner · 1 year ago

Did Flickr just add a few new features? ... Continue reading »

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Corvida
1 year ago

lmao

Phil Glockner
1 year ago

hush!

Svetlana Gladkova
1 year ago

That's what I like about the blogosphere - I rushed here to see what new features I overlooked today on Flickr and it is your own forgotten FF plugin. Excellent, I now know how I could get traffic spikes next time I need them :)

Phil Glockner
1 year ago

Are you accusing me of gaming the system! You wound, good lady! :)

Svetlana Gladkova
1 year ago

Not accusing here, no, I can just imagine how such posts could drive tons of traffic and initiate rounds of rumors in the blogosphere only to be updated by the blogger later to show they have little to do with reality. And when bloggers get an idea for huge traffic, they will very likely start to use it heavily :)

jeffisageek
1 year ago

hehe thats a good one...i got excited when i saw the post at first. But now I think I am gonna install the plugin.

Phil Glockner
1 year ago

The additions don't really mesh that well with the rest of Flickr's interface, but they seem to work well.

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