Flickr to Ipernity ... a good thing out of a bad

I opened up an account on Flickr and have made you rebels contacts. Have exactly 1 image up at the moment. I don't see myself "moving there" soon as I'm going to give Flickr a chance to make some "corrections" after this firestorm. They have done some good things as well recently, see their iPhone app for an example, so I'm cutting them a little slack.

I'm in the web business and I know what it's like to have a controversial release. Let's hope they react and modify to our (my) liking 🙂

Anyway, iPernity isn't bad, just awfully small in scale right now from a user perspective.
You mean Ipernity? 🙂
 
Just an update on my Ipernity experience to date.

I joined Ipernity about a week ago, and currently have 597 members on my contacts list; (up from 365 just 48 hours ago) I'm not buying the argument that Ipernity is "too small". That's 4X the number of contacts that I had on Flickr after seven years. And my photographs have received more views in the past week than my Flickr account saw in the past couple of months. I happily closed my Flickr account yesterday, as I'm having WAY more fun on the other side!

I have included a link to the front page of my Ipernity, for those who may be interested in seeing how it compares aesthetically to Flickr.

Glen
http://www.ipernity.com/home/288115
 
Yes ... this has been my experience so far ... I've always been a bit of an online recluse and I'm getting more traffic too ...

... and it has a much higher proportion of photographers than flicker
 
I just checked and in the short time I've been there my photos have had 544 views, which for me is really good ... I'm a bit recuse on those places, too much British reserve

Any way apart from a few glitches at first when they were getting a lot of new clients it's all going very well.

... oh, and they keep one informed of what's going on LINK
 
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