Uploading Photo's to Picture Thread

[paassatt]

Photobucket can use your picture or sell it to a third party without your consent and you have no recourse. It's right there in the terms of service.

You are also giving other Users the right to copy, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, reproduce and create derivative works from it via the Site or third party websites or applications (for example, via services allowing Users to order prints of Content or t-shirts and similar items containing Content, and via social media websites).

[InvertFix]

"You retain all your rights to any Content you submit, post or display on or while using Photobucket. This means that YOU own ALL the Content you post"

Anyone can see the image if you post the IMG code. my album is private and I can post pictures.

Fantastic, thank you for your help.

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Photobucket can use your picture or sell it to a third party without your consent and you have no recourse. It's right there in the terms of service.

That's aweful D:
Ugh.
Are there any sites that don't do that?

[Arachnopets]

That's aweful D:
Ugh.
Are there any sites that don't do that?

Us, but then you have the limit.

Debby

[InvertFix]

Us, but then you have the limit.

Debby

Lol thank you, Debby.
I suppose I have an ultimatum then!

[njnolan1]

How many pictures have you uploaded before? It's possible you are trying to exceed your attachment quota, which is 10 MB. Go here to check: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/prof...ditattachments

She's an AB supporter, so wouldn't she get 100 MB of attachment space?

[MrDeranged]

She's an AB supporter, so wouldn't she get 100 MB of attachment space?

Yes, and she does get 100 MB of attachments, but she wasn't an arachnosupporter when Zoltan responded.

Regards,
Scott

[InvertFix]

Yes, and she does get 100 MB of attachments, but she wasn't an arachnosupporter when Zoltan responded.

Regards,
Scott

That is correct.

[matt82]

Are there any sites that don't do that?

As far as I know, flickr. That's what I use and I think the photos are pretty well copyrighted (also other ppl can't just copy & paste them)
You can access an IMG code too, for forum uploads.