22 Mar '07, 2.23pm PDT- March 22, 2007 We've rolled out content filtering which allows you to flag your images as you upload and also set your viewing preferences for what you'd like to see (or not). For more information check out this post on the FlickrBlog or the new Filters section of our FAQ. We'd love to hear your feedback in this Official Help Topic.http://www.flickr.com/news/#239 15 Mar '07, 10.35pm PDT- March 16, 2007 You can now transfer your Flickr account between two different Yahoo! IDs. We've added links to the transfer tool on your account preferences page. If you already use a Yahoo! ID to sign in to Flickr and want to switch to using a different Yahoo! ID, go here: www.flickr.comaccounttransfer (If you still have an "old skool" flickr.com account, you should still use the merge process at: www.flickr.comaccountassociate) For help with this tool, please see the official thread in the forums.http://www.flickr.com/news/#236 15 Mar '07, 10.24pm PDT- March 16, 2007 Change to the old skool account merge deadline In order to avoid any last minute problems for people with unmerged "old skool" Flickr accounts, we're moving the cutover date to Tuesday, March 20th. We had hoped to launch a Yahoo! ID "switcher" -- a tool that allows people to change the Yahoo! ID with which their Flickr account is associated, transferring the Flickr account to the second Yahoo! ID -- before the cutoff date, but we didn't have a design for the transfer tool that made it simple..http://www.flickr.com/news/#235 13 Mar '07, 3.54pm PDT- March 13, 2007 New feature alert! We've just launched a new Pro feature, a way to organize your photo sets. We call them "collections" and you can read more on the Flickr blog. Also, please take advantage of the official forum thread to report any problems or ask any questions you might have. Happy organizing!http://www.flickr.com/news/#234 8 Mar '07, 4.00pm PST- March 9, 2007 Important Security NoticeIn January we issued an alert regarding efforts by others to gain access to your Flickr account. We would again like to remind you about this issue and of ways that you can protect yourself. Flickr does not create photo packages for you to download or require your Y! ID and password once you've logged in. If you see a link in a comment or receive an invitation via FlickrMail that leads to a site that may look like the above, pay special attention to the location.http://www.flickr.com/news/#232 |