Yes, forum views count too.
I've never heard of Imgur deleting pictures though. It's by far the simplest one I've ever come across as well. It's free to register allright but they have a 225 picture limit, unless you pay to upgrade. Flickr is the exact opposite. Slightly more difficult to use, but a ton of free storage space.
Posting pictures discussion.
Re: Posting pictures discussion.
I've been using Photobucket since Imageshack went paid. So far my only gripe with it is that it's not Opera-friendly (under Linux anyway), so I have to start up Firefox/Chrome to upload images.
Assuming you're using a supported browser, it seems to be pretty easy to use (basically just drag & drop images from the file browser into the webpage to upload). Does require registration though...
Will be watching this thread with interest to see what drops out.
Assuming you're using a supported browser, it seems to be pretty easy to use (basically just drag & drop images from the file browser into the webpage to upload). Does require registration though...
Will be watching this thread with interest to see what drops out.
LOZ: Oddball cars, lighting information, and anything else I remember to upload!
Current fleet: 02 VW Caddy 1.9SDI, 90 Mercedes 208D Autotrail Navajo, 85 Sinclair C5, 78 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.6GL, 73 AC Model-70.
Current fleet: 02 VW Caddy 1.9SDI, 90 Mercedes 208D Autotrail Navajo, 85 Sinclair C5, 78 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.6GL, 73 AC Model-70.
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Re: Posting pictures discussion.
I recently discovered, and been using, MediaCrush for hosting pictures. It ticks all the points, (unsure about 5) but it's a ridiculously easy drag and drop upload process. Thought I would share!
http://mediacrush.net/
http://mediacrush.net/
2 x Fiat Panda 4x4 999cc
VW Type 3 Fast back
Chrysler Voyager
Edinburgh
VW Type 3 Fast back
Chrysler Voyager
Edinburgh