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Title: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Rage on July 09, 2020, 09:07
So shutterstock just put in a message that once you disable content you can't turn it on for 30 days. And that it'll negatively affect performance

Wow, these people just don't let up on the arm twisting and scare tactics. Since when did having a fair dialog go out of style

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Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Astrantia on July 09, 2020, 09:11
 >:(

Would have been nice to turn ports on and off....
Buyers would put pics in their lightbox and the next day they´re gone......

I would only need 5 more $ to reach payout and then leave forever. But my port is off.

Do you get the same message when turning ports on? 30 days no return to off?
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: cathyslife on July 09, 2020, 11:04
>:(

Would have been nice to turn ports on and off....
Buyers would put pics in their lightbox and the next day they´re gone......

I would only need 5 more $ to reach payout and then leave forever. But my port is off.

Do you get the same message when turning ports on? 30 days no return to off?

Good, that’s exactly what we want. Frustrated buyers going elsewhere. 👍
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gnirtS on July 09, 2020, 15:22
Wonder if the search ranking line means that now once deactivated, images lose all ranking points and start from 0 again on re-enabling...
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Rage on July 09, 2020, 15:35
Wonder if the search ranking line means that now once deactivated, images lose all ranking points and start from 0 again on re-enabling...
Doubt it, even SHUTTERSTOCK wants to show its best sellers up front

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Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Noedelhap on July 09, 2020, 17:22
So they saw the angry contributors disabling their ports, got scared and instructed their IT department to put up this banner to demoralize contributors.

In other words, Shutterstock is now employing scare tactics like the evil empire it is, because apparently, what we're doing hurts them.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Evaristo tenscadisto on July 09, 2020, 17:57
What i have to say about this moves....Let me see...

 1) In a way it seems a nasty tactic to make us think twice before you push the button disable.
 2) On the other hand it seems a desperate move from them to control us.

If i may,  I am an enthusiast of Foucault's philosophies:  "Power  can  be found everywhere, causing actions that sometimes are in the field of law or in the field of truth. Power must be understood as a floating relationship, not the privilege of one institution or person, while knowledge is found in a relationship of form and content"

So how SS is treating us? bad or good?
They are concerned and want to control us. we got the power of our work, to leave and choose better relationships.
I think for those who can't quit right now they should at least start panning for new relationships.

 
 

Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: alex_n on July 10, 2020, 17:59
When THE MOST RELEVANT search result on '10 cent' on YOUR SITE is not a coin... :)

www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/symbol-do-not-10-cents-on-1752678062 (http://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/symbol-do-not-10-cents-on-1752678062)
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 11, 2020, 05:44
Does it happen to you too?
I changed my link in my SS profile and I discovered that SS is tampering with it, redirecting the URL at a dull website of home improvement.
Have a look at my ss profile https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about (https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about)
Maybe it is just me, but... childish, uh?
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Noedelhap on July 11, 2020, 05:53
Does it happen to you too?
I changed my link in my SS profile and I discovered that SS is tampering with it, redirecting the URL at a dull website of home improvement.
Have a look at my ss profile https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about (https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about)
Maybe it is just me, but... childish, uh?

https://twitter.com/acrogame/status/1281899115518078976 (https://twitter.com/acrogame/status/1281899115518078976)

The link is missing the ":" after https (the URL shows a ":" but the actual URL in the bottom left corner is without a ":"), thats why the browser thinks it's  "www.https.com" instead, which just happens to be a home improvement website. I don't think there is anything malicious going on here.

Edit: When entering your website URL on your profile page, don't add https as a prefix, because it's already added by SS.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 11, 2020, 05:59
Does it happen to you too?
I changed my link in my SS profile and I discovered that SS is tampering with it, redirecting the URL at a dull website of home improvement.
Have a look at my ss profile [url]https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about[/url] ([url]https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about[/url])
Maybe it is just me, but... childish, uh?

[url]https://twitter.com/acrogame/status/1281899115518078976[/url] ([url]https://twitter.com/acrogame/status/1281899115518078976[/url])


The link is missing the ":" after https (the URL shows a ":" but the actual URL in the bottom left corner is without a ":"), thats why the browser thinks it's  "[url=http://www.https.com]www.https.com[/url]" instead, which just happens to be a home improvement website. I don't think there is anything malicious going on here, must be a coding error?

thank you! I put my complete Url with https:// because they have only http://
Poor SS, I was thinking very badly of them  ;)
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Noedelhap on July 11, 2020, 06:01
Does it happen to you too?
I changed my link in my SS profile and I discovered that SS is tampering with it, redirecting the URL at a dull website of home improvement.
Have a look at my ss profile [url]https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about[/url] ([url]https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about[/url])
Maybe it is just me, but... childish, uh?

[url]https://twitter.com/acrogame/status/1281899115518078976[/url] ([url]https://twitter.com/acrogame/status/1281899115518078976[/url])


The link is missing the ":" after https (the URL shows a ":" but the actual URL in the bottom left corner is without a ":"), thats why the browser thinks it's  "[url=http://www.https.com]www.https.com[/url]" instead, which just happens to be a home improvement website. I don't think there is anything malicious going on here, must be a coding error?

thank you! I put my complete Url with https:// because they have only http://
Poor SS, I was thinking very badly of them  ;)


No problem. I edited my post before I saw your reply. But you're right, they only have http://
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: DiscreetDuck on July 11, 2020, 07:17
Does it happen to you too?
I changed my link in my SS profile and I discovered that SS is tampering with it, redirecting the URL at a dull website of home improvement.
Have a look at my ss profile https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about (https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gameover/about)
Maybe it is just me, but... childish, uh?
Shutterstock new policy is humiliating its contributors paying peanuts for their creative work. To find me please follow the link below.

Interesting, since I clicked the first link and lots of what you consider "creative work" consists in selling scans of illustrations from old books, illustrations (even paintings) you did not create of course (childish, uh?). Is "creative" the way you push the button on the scan? And you claim to earn more than pennies from this? By honesty, you simply should NOT. You are not well placed to speak for genuine creative artist investing lots of time and efforts to produce quality and original work. Thes ones have the right to complain.

https://stock.adobe.com/fr/search?creator_id=202231216... (https://stock.adobe.com/fr/search?creator_id=202231216&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Aphoto%5D=1&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Aillustration%5D=1&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Azip_vector%5D=1&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Avideo%5D=1&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Atemplate%5D=1&filters%5Bcontent_type%3A3d%5D=1&filters%5Bis_editorial%5D=all&filters%5Bcontent_type%3Aimage%5D=1&order=relevance&safe_search=1&search_page=1&search_type=usertyped&limit=100&k=illustration&acp=&aco=illustration&get_facets=0)
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 11, 2020, 07:31
Quote
Shutterstock new policy is humiliating its contributors paying peanuts for their creative work. To find me please follow the link below.

Interesting, since I clicked the first link and lots of what you consider "creative work" consists in selling scans of illustrations from old books, illustrations (even paintings) you did not create of course (childish, uh?). Is "creative" the way you push the button on the scan? And you claim to earn more than pennies from this? By honesty, you simply should NOT. You are not well placed to speak for genuine creative artist investing lots of time and efforts to produce quality and original work. Thes ones have the right to complain.
I do many things: photos, illustrations, digital art watercolors and paintings, 3D renderings  and I restore and sell antique images from ancient books of my private collection. And yes, I spend creative work in all of them and I earn more then pennies from all of them in the right places.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Hannafate on July 11, 2020, 07:37
This is actually a way to keep you from DELETING your images.

While your portfolio is disabled, you can't access your own images to delete them.  They still show up in Shutterstock's database, so Google sees them, and directs searchers to Shutterstock, using your image.  They still count toward Shuttertock's count of images.

So, rather than disable, delete.

Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Astrantia on July 11, 2020, 07:42
I´m surprised this is allowed and not copyrighted to scan old paintings and sketches?
Every picture I take with just a small sculpture or grafitti somewhere in the background is rejected for not having a release (even editorial - just had a pic rejected with a wooden sculpture sawn from a dead tree trunk just at the side of a view over a valley and it was rejected three minutes ago as having no release).

And this kind of sketches and paintings needs no relaese??
I´m astonished.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Astrantia on July 11, 2020, 07:44
This is actually a way to keep you from DELETING your images.

While your portfolio is disabled, you can't access your own images to delete them.  They still show up in Shutterstock's database, so Google sees them, and directs searchers to Shutterstock, using your image.  They still count toward Shuttertock's count of images.

So, rather than disable, delete.

But it´s good if buyers see those pics but can´t actually buy them (because disabled).

I prefer disabled for that reason - pics might count on the total numbers, but it hurts more to see the image you want and not be able to buy it  ;D
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 11, 2020, 07:53
This is actually a way to keep you from DELETING your images.

While your portfolio is disabled, you can't access your own images to delete them.  They still show up in Shutterstock's database, so Google sees them, and directs searchers to Shutterstock, using your image.  They still count toward Shuttertock's count of images.

So, rather than disable, delete.
I deleted about 4300 quality images one by one before disabling and leaving only the dullest ones there. I forgot to delete my videoclips (they are not so many). Now I have enabled my account again,   deleted my clips yet (minus 1) and I'm deleting the last 1684 images. I'm not interested of remaining there.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Mantis on July 11, 2020, 08:52
I am getting this message when deleting videos.  Is this another threat? I could not find anything in the terms about never being allowed to upload again.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Jo Ann Snover on July 11, 2020, 10:40
I am getting this message when deleting videos.  Is this another threat? I could not find anything in the terms about never being allowed to upload again.

I had a quick re-read of the Contributor Terms of Service and the Submitter Guidelines and I don't see anything on that topic either (I did a search for delete and remove as well). If you click on the terms link, which document does it take you to (I can't check as my account is disabled)?

I think they're discouraging deletion of content, but that's a pretty sleazy move if the terms really don't disallow uploading again
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Noedelhap on July 11, 2020, 13:55
I´m surprised this is allowed and not copyrighted to scan old paintings and sketches?
Every picture I take with just a small sculpture or grafitti somewhere in the background is rejected for not having a release (even editorial - just had a pic rejected with a wooden sculpture sawn from a dead tree trunk just at the side of a view over a valley and it was rejected three minutes ago as having no release).

And this kind of sketches and paintings needs no relaese??
I´m astonished.

The rule is : old sketches, paintings and other works become public domain 70 years after the creator's death. So they are no longer copyrighted. Whether it's moral to scan these and earn some money on something that is public domain is a whole different discussion, but it's not illegal or copyright infringement.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: blue on July 11, 2020, 15:01
The rule is : old sketches, paintings and other works become public domain 70 years after the creator's death.

This rule may be different considering the country of the author and/or the editor.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: m on July 11, 2020, 15:04
This is actually a way to keep you from DELETING your images.

While your portfolio is disabled, you can't access your own images to delete them.  They still show up in Shutterstock's database, so Google sees them, and directs searchers to Shutterstock, using your image.  They still count toward Shuttertock's count of images.

So, rather than disable, delete.
just tested this with a google search on some of my descriptions. True.
time to start deleting file instead of disabling them. Since ss is doubling down on their positions.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: blue on July 11, 2020, 15:08
The rule is : old sketches, paintings and other works become public domain 70 years after the creator's death.

This rule may be different considering the country of the author and/or the editor.

In fact the copyright’s length can be very different from a country to another
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries%27_copyright_lengths (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries%27_copyright_lengths)
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Noedelhap on July 13, 2020, 03:56
The rule is : old sketches, paintings and other works become public domain 70 years after the creator's death.

This rule may be different considering the country of the author and/or the editor.

In fact the copyright’s length can be very different from a country to another
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries%27_copyright_lengths (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries%27_copyright_lengths)

Correct, but in most cases it's 50-70 years after the author's death (for anything created after 1978, if I'm not mistaken).
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 13, 2020, 05:45
Image for free
I have activated my SS account to delete my last images and I have discovered that SS gives my images for free

https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg (https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg)
I disabled my account again.
Happens this to you too?

I put the direct link here, as all my remaining images are still there even if disabled
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212 (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212)
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Noedelhap on July 13, 2020, 07:34
Image for free
I have activated my SS account to delete my last images and I have discovered that SS gives my images for free

https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg (https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg)
I disabled my account again.
Happens this to you too?

I put the direct link here, as all my remaining images are still there even if disabled
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212 (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212)

I don't have a "Download for free" button (only you can see that button), I just see a normal Download button. And when I click it, it says "There was an issue with your request. Please try again, or Contact us if you need further assistance" so that means it's still disabled.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: cathyslife on July 13, 2020, 07:49
Image for free
I have activated my SS account to delete my last images and I have discovered that SS gives my images for free

https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg (https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg)
I disabled my account again.
Happens this to you too?

I put the direct link here, as all my remaining images are still there even if disabled
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212 (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212)

SS has a promotion now where they are giving away ten free images as a trial, to get new buyers. If your images are active, they might all have that promo on them. I deleted all my images, so I can’t check if it’s on mine, but I suspect everyone will have that “download for free trial” text next to their image. If you don’t want SS giving your images away, the best thing to do is delete your images and close your account. It’s clear they are playing games with people’s property. I don’t know why people are ok to continue doing business with such an untrustworthy company.

If you disable your photos, search for that image as a buyer and try to download it, you will likely get the same message Noedelhap got, because your images are disabled.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 13, 2020, 08:03
Image for free
I have activated my SS account to delete my last images and I have discovered that SS gives my images for free

https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg (https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg)
I disabled my account again.
Happens this to you too?

I put the direct link here, as all my remaining images are still there even if disabled
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212 (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212)

SS has a promotion now where they are giving away ten free images as a trial, to get new buyers. If your images are active, they might all have that promo on them. I deleted all my images, so I can’t check if it’s on mine, but I suspect everyone will have that “download for free trial” text next to their image. If you don’t want SS giving your images away, the best thing to do is delete your images and close your account. It’s clear they are playing games with people’s property. I don’t know why people are ok to continue doing business with such an untrustworthy company.

If you disable your photos, search for that image as a buyer and try to download it, you will likely get the same message Noedelhap got, because your images are disabled.
Thank you I'll try to download. I disabled my account again because also when deleted, the image-thumbs were always in my catalog manager. Clicking on them, I could see the corresponding image not anymore, but seeing my port as buyer I discovered the images (deleted) always free to download.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Tenebroso on July 13, 2020, 12:42
Image for free
I have activated my SS account to delete my last images and I have discovered that SS gives my images for free

https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg (https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg)
I disabled my account again.
Happens this to you too?

I put the direct link here, as all my remaining images are still there even if disabled
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212 (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212)

SS has a promotion now where they are giving away ten free images as a trial, to get new buyers. If your images are active, they might all have that promo on them. I deleted all my images, so I can’t check if it’s on mine, but I suspect everyone will have that “download for free trial” text next to their image. If you don’t want SS giving your images away, the best thing to do is delete your images and close your account. It’s clear they are playing games with people’s property. I don’t know why people are ok to continue doing business with such an untrustworthy company.

If you disable your photos, search for that image as a buyer and try to download it, you will likely get the same message Noedelhap got, because your images are disabled.
Thank you I'll try to download. I disabled my account again because also when deleted, the image-thumbs were always in my catalog manager. Clicking on them, I could see the corresponding image not anymore, but seeing my port as buyer I discovered the images (deleted) always free to download.



This topic is interesting, maybe an account needs to be made to confirm this situation. As I understand, it seems that there is the possibility of free downloading in images that are disabled for sale, that is, they can be downloaded if for promotion of new customers, free, without paying, images disabled for sale, enabled for promotional download fully free? It is actually a very interesting thread. The images serve to promote SS without receiving money for them, not sales, but free. Am I getting it right? Can you confirm this situation? Thank you.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 13, 2020, 12:54
Image for free
I have activated my SS account to delete my last images and I have discovered that SS gives my images for free

https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg (https://luisafumi.com/img-for-free.jpg)
I disabled my account again.
Happens this to you too?

I put the direct link here, as all my remaining images are still there even if disabled
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212 (https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seasonal-beer-garden-closed-autumn-fallen-1469010212)

SS has a promotion now where they are giving away ten free images as a trial, to get new buyers. If your images are active, they might all have that promo on them. I deleted all my images, so I can’t check if it’s on mine, but I suspect everyone will have that “download for free trial” text next to their image. If you don’t want SS giving your images away, the best thing to do is delete your images and close your account. It’s clear they are playing games with people’s property. I don’t know why people are ok to continue doing business with such an untrustworthy company.

If you disable your photos, search for that image as a buyer and try to download it, you will likely get the same message Noedelhap got, because your images are disabled.
Thank you I'll try to download. I disabled my account again because also when deleted, the image-thumbs were always in my catalog manager. Clicking on them, I could see the corresponding image not anymore, but seeing my port as buyer I discovered the images (deleted) always free to download.



This topic is interesting, maybe an account needs to be made to confirm this situation. As I understand, it seems that there is the possibility of free downloading in images that are disabled for sale, that is, they can be downloaded if for promotion of new customers, free, without paying, images disabled for sale, enabled for promotional download fully free? It is actually a very interesting thread. The images serve to promote SS without receiving money for them, not sales, but free. Am I getting it right? Can you confirm this situation? Thank you.
yes, my image is always offered free to download. I made not another account only to download, so I haven't verified it.
But it happens to me another strange thing: my account is disabled but I can access my remaining images at the catalog manager and delete them without problem :)
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: cathyslife on July 13, 2020, 13:06
I clicked on your link above. I am logged into SS as a buyer. When I click the download button, it says contact support for assistance. That seems to indicate that yes, your images are disabled, and if I want it, I need to talk to them.

The SS contributor agreement says they can sell your images for 90 days (or some reasonable time) after you disable your account because some buyers may have used a lo rez thumbnail in a comp, and then want to buy the high rez.

SHUTTERSTOCK TERMS

“Following the removal of any item of Content from Shutterstock, Shutterstock may amend any existing licenses to such Content for a reasonable period thereafter, for instance to support customers who may have previously activated a "comp" license.”

Section e under Accounts

https://submit.shutterstock.com/legal/terms

Remember, disabling your account doesn’t happen instantaneously. For instance, if you have 5,000 images, they might disable 100 at a time or something. When I was deleting mine, I had to wait until the next day for an accurate count, until the server updated.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Mantis on July 13, 2020, 13:17
I am getting this message when deleting videos.  Is this another threat? I could not find anything in the terms about never being allowed to upload again.

I had a quick re-read of the Contributor Terms of Service and the Submitter Guidelines and I don't see anything on that topic either (I did a search for delete and remove as well). If you click on the terms link, which document does it take you to (I can't check as my account is disabled)?

I think they're discouraging deletion of content, but that's a pretty sleazy move if the terms really don't disallow uploading again

Here are their terms I snagged today.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: gameover on July 13, 2020, 14:01
I clicked on your link above. I am logged into SS as a buyer. When I click the download button, it says contact support for assistance. That seems to indicate that yes, your images are disabled, and if I want it, I need to talk to them.

The SS contributor agreement says they can sell your images for 90 days (or some reasonable time) after you disable your account because some buyers may have used a lo rez thumbnail in a comp, and then want to buy the high rez.

SHUTTERSTOCK TERMS

“Following the removal of any item of Content from Shutterstock, Shutterstock may amend any existing licenses to such Content for a reasonable period thereafter, for instance to support customers who may have previously activated a "comp" license.”

Section e under Accounts

https://submit.shutterstock.com/legal/terms

Remember, disabling your account doesn’t happen instantaneously. For instance, if you have 5,000 images, they might disable 100 at a time or something. When I was deleting mine, I had to wait until the next day for an accurate count, until the server updated.
Thank you very much for logging in and verify, in the meantime I keep deleting  ;). I know that the disabling is not immediate, but it is the first time that I'm seeing my images since days and can still manage them.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: YadaYadaYada on July 17, 2020, 15:17
So shutterstock just put in a message that once you disable content you can't turn it on for 30 days. And that it'll negatively affect performance

Wow, these people just don't let up on the arm twisting and scare tactics. Since when did having a fair dialog go out of style

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Arm twisting and a way to stop the protest, that makes SS look worse scared. If public relations counts, on a scale of 1 to 10 they are a 1 because there is no 0.
Title: Re: 30 day limit on disabling content - more scare tactics?
Post by: Rage on July 19, 2020, 00:46
Guess the next blackout will have to be a month long