[ SECRET POST #5949 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5949 ⌋

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Re: IMGUR WILL START TAKING DOWN IMAGES NOT ASSOCIATED WITH AN ACCOUNT SOON

[(Anonymous)]

Also another possible motive from the same thread:
"Imgur had wanted to become their own social network for, like, 10 years now or so. Early on, they basically cloned every single reddit sub, and enabled comments on every single image, and the comments worked pretty much exactly the same as they did on reddit, too. I actually used to be very active over there and barely used reddit because I liked the browsing UX better. But it seemed every change they pushed to "encourage" people to use imgur as a social network instead of just an image hosting service just made things worse for both. But a major issue with imgur is that their "boards" don't have any moderation. If a post got removed removed from reddit for violating a boards rules, it generally stayed up on imgur (unless that post violated imgur's TOS), so you had to wade through a ton of spam and trolling if you wanted to browse even a moderately popular board by new or rising.

Blocking 'anonymous' uploads feels like it's just another step to force people to use imgur as a social network. I suspect it is going to backfire pretty hard."