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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 450620" data-attributes="member: 9240">This refers to deleting one tag at a time in both instances.&nbsp; In the first it's simply deleting a tag associated with your photo, either one you added or one they did.&nbsp; In the second it lists all the tags you've applied (not theirs) and it allows you to delete that specific tag from every photo you've applied them to.&nbsp; If you want to delete it from some then it's all one at a time - and again, none of their tags are even visible in bulk.Beta or not, they're not going to make it easy for you to opt out of their information collection and algorithm checking scheme.Flickr is really an image dump for me and moving to 500px or 1X is not an option for what I use Flickr for.&nbsp; Is it truly a &quot;big deal&quot;, as I've sort of made it out to be?&nbsp; Logistically it isn't.&nbsp; But from a serving the photographer/artist point of view it certainly is - it's a huge deal.&nbsp; I suspect they care very little, particularly since those voicing complaints aren't paying a dime for the service.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 450620, member: 9240"] This refers to deleting one tag at a time [I]in both instances[/I]. In the first it's simply deleting a tag associated with your photo, either one you added or one they did. In the second it lists all the tags you've applied ([U][I]not theirs[/I][/U]) and it allows you to delete that specific tag from every photo you've applied them to. If you want to delete it from some then it's all one at a time - and again, none of their tags are even visible in bulk. Beta or not, they're not going to make it easy for you to opt out of their information collection and algorithm checking scheme. Flickr is really an image dump for me and moving to 500px or 1X is not an option for what I use Flickr for. Is it truly a "big deal", as I've sort of made it out to be? Logistically it isn't. But from a serving the photographer/artist point of view it certainly is - it's a huge deal. I suspect they care very little, particularly since those voicing complaints aren't paying a dime for the service. [/QUOTE]

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