Imgur Updates TOS, Banning NSFW Content

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Boost for reddit

#Social Networks #Project Management #Tool 8 social mentions

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Qwurty

I found a pretty lax new social site that doesn't seem to have a problem with NSFW uploads. https://qwurty.com.

#Social Networks #Messaging #Video Streaming 2 social mentions

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Catbox

I've been using https://catbox.moe/ which is kept alive by donations. One interesting thing they do is their sister site, https://litterbox.catbox.moe/ which does temporary hosting: an hour, 12 hours, a day, or three days. So the user can choose whether they want it kept around forever, and the site can save money on hosting. I bet an enormous amount, maybe 99%, of imgur content is stuff that users only meant to share once and wouldn't care if it were deleted. But the other 1% is of tremendous value -- even if an image gets no hits in years, that's no guarantee it's really useless (e.g. An instruction manual for an obscure piece of hardware or software). And it's hard to know which is which.

#Link Management #URL Shortener #Image Hosting 174 social mentions