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I'd put money on a 'Woo-Nay' thread attracting a lot more posts these days, except that it'd probably soon get locked / disappear.
I pretty much lost interest when it was taken over by istock admins.
guys the funniest is on the PP forum, flames of files on PP
Quote from: luissantos84 on June 23, 2011, 10:18guys the funniest is on the PP forum, flames of files on PP Jeez! pathetic really. It surprises me though that somebody like, jtyler, lends herself to this PP stuff. She is a good photographer.
speaking 'woo-yay' -- what's the deal with the PTOTW? do they delete the previous one once a new pimp thread has started? I pretty much lost interest when it was taken over by istock admins.
Quote from: lagereek on June 23, 2011, 10:59Quote from: luissantos84 on June 23, 2011, 10:18guys the funniest is on the PP forum, flames of files on PP Jeez! pathetic really. It surprises me though that somebody like, jtyler, lends herself to this PP stuff. She is a good photographer.Pardon my ignorance, but why not? What's the difference between selling on the PP and on Shutterstock or any other subscription site for that matter ?
A lot of community activity has moved to facebook. I have daily contact with istockers from all over the globe. we share shooting tips, images, ask for help with props or locations or recommend models. Plus all the chitchat and kid pictures. Why cant we have all that activity on istock??Since last September, I do think the negative mood and all the drastic changes on istock has made members look for other outlets to share the creative spirit.The biggest disadvantage is that you meet fewer people and watching several forums, facebook and the blogoshpere isnt so efficient. I would very much prefer to have a bustling, hustling forum full of enthusiastic people.45 woo-yay comments is pitiful and depressing. I mean, what about all the new incoming fresh talent?? Where are they?
Quote from: cobalt on June 23, 2011, 16:16A lot of community activity has moved to facebook. I have daily contact with istockers from all over the globe. we share shooting tips, images, ask for help with props or locations or recommend models. Plus all the chitchat and kid pictures. Why cant we have all that activity on istock??Since last September, I do think the negative mood and all the drastic changes on istock has made members look for other outlets to share the creative spirit.The biggest disadvantage is that you meet fewer people and watching several forums, facebook and the blogoshpere isnt so efficient. I would very much prefer to have a bustling, hustling forum full of enthusiastic people.45 woo-yay comments is pitiful and depressing. I mean, what about all the new incoming fresh talent?? Where are they?And I am in a different place. I would very much have preferred if they forgot the forum altogether and concentrated on important things that made both me and them money. I certainly met some nice people in my CN, but it was just a side benefit...the main benefit for most contributors was making money.
Quote from: aeonf on June 23, 2011, 13:02Quote from: lagereek on June 23, 2011, 10:59Quote from: luissantos84 on June 23, 2011, 10:18guys the funniest is on the PP forum, flames of files on PP Jeez! pathetic really. It surprises me though that somebody like, jtyler, lends herself to this PP stuff. She is a good photographer.Pardon my ignorance, but why not? What's the difference between selling on the PP and on Shutterstock or any other subscription site for that matter ?Well PP members are in general sabotaging the industry, they use little point/shoots and ware flowers in their hair, they are not to be trusted, they are all on the pot and weed......................... wait a minute! are you also with PP ?