Wow! No I mean WOW! Yeah, I've known this was coming for a few months but I still find it an absolutely gobsmackingly terrible decision. So, some time ago you decided to offer 1TB of free space to upload our pictures to your wonderful site. Millions took you up on this amazing offer, I took you up on this amazing offer, migrating from a paid for sharing and back up service. I have 28,988 photos in my account. I don't consider myself a happy snapper, so I'm sure there are people out there with many thousands more. Today I got your email, an email that says if I now don't upgrade to your new pro scheme and pay, my treasured memories will be deleted. Lost, gone! How many people will find time to re-download their images back to their computers? You are now holding peoiple to ransom and it's just not right. Your argument will be that "We gave you notice". With almost 30,000 photos in my account I need more notice than a couple of months, as I only knew about this in November 2018. For me this is the final nail in the coffin. I will not be upgrading and will move to the now superior Google Photos. I believe you have been enstrusted with people's important life events and memories and to behave in this fashion is down right immoral. I've been to my Flickr account today and requested my download data again. I did do this before but you have now removed the links to the zip files, which is an odd thing to do when you are making people pay or move. So I now need to do this again and I'm hoping in the meantime, while I wait for the links, you don't delete my precious data.
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