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- twyford, on 10/12/2007, -0/+4This has been the most fun I've ever had with photos. Zooomr raises the bar for photo sharing sites and makes it fun to play. 4GB/month, you have to do it. :)
- therernospoons, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2While refreshing the page, they seemed to have changed the free Pro Accounts to Bloggers to 2.5 GB. For existing Pro Accounts, the upgrade is still 4 GB:
http://blog.zooomr.com/2006/07/20/more-love-for-bloggers-25gb-free-pro-accounts/ - cmiper, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2This was a great thing to find when I checked my feeds this morning. I am not using my max uploads at the moment, but if I have my way with my new camera, I can assure you that I will be a lot closer to the limit. ;-)
I also have to mention that they (Zooomr) are becoming less of a "Flickr clone" and more of an original twist on what Flickr had started. Yes, they do have some of the same features, but then again, they are incorporating features that took 3rd party programs/sites/scripts to get it done with Flickr. Zooomr is not perfect, but they have been adding/tweaking features on a weekly basis, and at that I think they are evolving down a different path from Flickr at this point.
I still love both services for what they offer, and there are a few features that I wish that one would pick up from the other's lead. But all in all, they are both great services for what they do.
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