3rd party image sharing website

[funkyman]

I see Photobucket is pay to play now. What alternate services are people using now-a-days?

 

[alten78]

I've moved to Flickr.

 

[Breadman03]

Tapatalk has been good for me.

 

[brad]

I use dropbox for everything

 

[SumptyDumpty]

I see Photobucket is pay to play now. What alternate services are people using now-a-days?

Flickr is pretty decent.
I've been in it for a number of years.
They have a standard and "Pro" package.

The standard is fine for a while.
The part you would want to know is this below.

Personally, I'd take or shave off the first and last part of the code.
-keep the central part of the code:
Example https://blah blah blah[img]

If you leave the first and last part on it makes the photo contain a bunch of clickable hyperlink stuff and labels on it.

By leaving or shaving the ends off ( [url=http.//] ), you wind up with a nice photo and minimal garbage attached with it.
You will notice as you place the mouse cursor hovered over the clickable photo as well.
The first of the two similar photos is standard with not much to click on.

I still can't figure out how to get off the ads pop up thing that is attached though (other forums).
That is another question.
It looks pretty clean here on RC.

Lastly, here are 2 of the same photos with and without the garbage on the ends.
I hope ya'll learned something.

[IMG]https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4218/35115575262_3990d7d7af_b.jpg

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