kiwiandrew wrote:I have just received a response from [email protected] ... hopefully this will be the last post you will ever see from me ( as the mods breathe a huge collective sigh of relief).
I urge anyone else who is concerned about the privacy breach to email the above address to get your profile deleted.
Best of luck everyone - and condolences on the death of our once beloved A.net
JohnKrist wrote:You do not know me, so you should not make assumptions about me or other people you do not know. I have had my camera taken away from me, and a gun put to my stomach for taking pics in Srebrenica during the war.
JohnKrist wrote:I didn't, I made ajoke about writing in huge red letters that we should take site down, a reference to Mike Tyson who said "Cause I said so, that's why!"
YellowRibbon wrote:Does this thread have the most replies of any a.net thread?
I believe that the 9/11 thread had aprox. 400.
YellowRibbon wrote:Does this thread have the most replies of any a.net thread?
I believe that the 9/11 thread had aprox. 400.
KFLLCFII wrote:
Still short of that title by a couple thousand posts.
Ytraveller wrote:
Tugger wrote:....
airkas1 wrote:757225 wrote:If it ain't broke....don't fix it....nothing wrong with the big blue screen.....
why?
Because the backend of the old site was one big mess of code. even the simplest fix could result in a downed site at any moment. That's why there was a need for a new design.
YellowRibbon wrote:KFLLCFII wrote:
Still short of that title by a couple thousand posts.
And what might that be?
KFLLCFII wrote:
YellowRibbon wrote:KFLLCFII wrote:
Thanks! And a most appropriately named thread also too.
A332DTW wrote:As I'm reading these concerns on privacy breach, I'm confused as to who exactly is effected, just photographers or everyone? When I click on my user profile, I don't see my full real name visible. I'm confused.
JohnKrist wrote:AlphaBravo wrote:canyonblue17 wrote:Where did the photo upload que go?
Also missing the que.
Some of my queued photos are not screened yet. Even they should be on turn now (uploaded 9 or 10 days ago).
The screening queue is here:
https://www.airliners.net/user/photo-cor ... /screening
You will find it by clicking your profile image, top right corner, choose Photo Corner, and click Screening in the header where it says "Accepted Appealed Rejected Screening"
Expect a little longer screening times right now, and I guess that the screeners pick crew photos primarily to check for bugs and other errors.
JohnKrist wrote:I wish you would give us some more time to fix stuff than leaving less than 24 hours after launch.
blueangel5 wrote:Not happy at all about seeing ads in forum view.
airlineaddict wrote:blueangel5 wrote:Not happy at all about seeing ads in forum view.
As a First Class member, I agree. Why should I pay annual fees?
JohnKrist wrote:sandyb123 wrote:As soon as the way back machine is back up I am checking the terms as I distinctly remember that the legal system said that the site would forever be ad-free for first class members. Taking membership options away or not renewing as a president does not infer waiver of the clause btw.
Sandyb123
Said nothing like that to my knowledge, what it did say though was that "We" had the right to change the service, with or without giving notice to the user base.
airlineaddict wrote:JohnKrist wrote:sandyb123 wrote:As soon as the way back machine is back up I am checking the terms as I distinctly remember that the legal system said that the site would forever be ad-free for first class members. Taking membership options away or not renewing as a president does not infer waiver of the clause btw.
Sandyb123
Said nothing like that to my knowledge, what it did say though was that "We" had the right to change the service, with or without giving notice to the user base.
If you had the right to change the service, I deserve a right to a refund for services NOT provided (i.e., refund for First Class membership for ad blocking not delivered).
airlineaddict wrote:Was paying annual. Glad I didn't buy lifetime First Class membership
EXUALFlyer wrote:concerned that DMI now owns rights and title to all your outstanding work (Like Facebook... all photos are their property!).