thanks for finding and commenting on my post, and no, if someone who has created such a fantastic free resource, sends my 3 comments, it is not even close to spam (likely in the same time spam of your comments are 50 nefarious ones trapped in my blog’s ant-spam defense network).

I always thought flickrllilli does/did what it does very well- help me find CC licensed images quickly. I used it exclusively for my one image searching work for at least a year, and ran a few workshops where we had people use it. I had noticed a few months ago that it was a lot slower, so am eager to see how the new hosting does.

I still kept the bookmark

And I don’t really see a need for adding image editing; I edit them myself in PhotoShop. It was just an interesting feature of interest to people who do not have access or skills in image editing.

Keep up the great work!

http://flickrlilli.org.uk/

and pointed out that while the interface is AJAX-enhanced, it will also work with all the Javascript turned off. And you can bookmark searches as I used “open URLs”.

Or are you saying in terms of “For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the license terms of this work.” I need to do more than have my own CC badge on my footer?

Not being a picky field, just trying to reach understanding.

Sounds like you need to build your own

But there is what might work for us well versus what we might recommend to flickr newbies.

FlickrCC uses URL parameters, so bookmarking and bookmark shortcut utilities are possible. And its basic editing (crop/add text/resize) utilities are kind of handy. But I think I’d rather just pull the image into Photoshop or Keynote and do it there… FlickrCC also has a weird quirk where starting a new search while on on, say, page 2 of another search, returns page 2 of the new search results. Then you get to click “previous” to get back to the first page. Odd…