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Come May 15, 2023, Imgur will be deleting all sexually explicit content, along with old images that were uploaded by users who were not signed in.
We will be focused on removing old, unused, and inactive content that is not tied to a user account from our platform as well as nudity, pornography, & sexually explicit content. You will need to download/save any images that you wish to save if they no longer adhere to these Terms. Most notably, this would include explicit/pornographic content.
You can bypass the 18+ account requirement by using the old design at old.reddit.com, it's only required on the new design.
They actually do, imgur emerald for $2/month for ad removal and “exclusive avatars/trophies,” though I sincerely doubt there are many people buying that
what the fuck, goddamn puritanical bullshit, tiddies are literally just a body part
Wow, this sucks. imgur was the image host for 10 years. Another reminder you can't rely on any online service, I guess. Still, the amount of information that's about to be lost to link rot is painful to imagine. I wonder how much of this has been archived by the Internet Archive.
Tip to anyone reading: The Wayback Machine plugin has a setting for automatically archiving every archivable page you visit.
Won't save anything that you've lost or will be losing, but at least you can lose less in the future.
And THAT is why I have 100ish GB of "stuff" I like saved on my NAS. Nothing online can be trusted to stay up forever. Incompetence, poor financial decisions, or in this case policy change, - all can and do make stuff inaccessible.
:( i still actively use several forums so this is concerning (i mean obviously it's concerning anyway but likely "i might have to change how i do things" concerning) do i have to make an account so i don't have to worry about my images getting deleted in a year or two? how old is "old" to them anyway? i wish this article was more clear what's grounds for deletion when it comes to images not tied to an account.
