That's the biggest feature that pushed flickr to the top of the photo sharing heap. Which is why this is a losing proposition for just about every existing-app-killer idea. Maybe it'll provide a dead simple way to do something new, but any system that relies on consistency and availability (most social networking apps) will suck.
How many 404's before you delete the bookmark and stop coming back?
That's the biggest feature that pushed flickr to the top of the photo sharing heap. Which is why this is a losing proposition for just about every existing-app-killer idea. Maybe it'll provide a dead simple way to do something new, but any system that relies on consistency and availability (most social networking apps) will suck.
How many 404's before you delete the bookmark and stop coming back?