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From: LouB on 9 Feb 2010 10:57
pustefisk wrote:
> On 26 Jan., 12:12, lisztfr <liszt...(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
>> Image shak, Flickr, photo buckets, even bay image, all this sites
>> resize your image, to usually above 1024 x 728. Is there a
>> photosharing with preserve the original size ?
>>
>> thanks, l
>
> I just signed up with www.mejuba.com. Unlimited storage for both
> videos and pictures and it's completly free. No monthly limits or
> qoutas.
> Photos and videos are stored in their original formats and sizes and
> are kept unmodified for backup.
> I also like that you can geo-tag your stuff so it shows up on a map.
> And you can search for stuff on the map - that's cool!.
> As the only site i know of it uses a Windows Explorer like navigation
> with folders - super eacy to use - even has drag and drop!.
> I can highly recommend it.

Anyone know more about this site? Is it safe?
From: Oldphart on 9 Feb 2010 12:23
On 2/9/2010 9:57 AM, LouB wrote:
> pustefisk wrote:
>> On 26 Jan., 12:12, lisztfr <liszt...(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
>>> Image shak, Flickr, photo buckets, even bay image, all this sites
>>> resize your image, to usually above 1024 x 728. Is there a
>>> photosharing with preserve the original size ?
>>>
>>> thanks, l
>>
>> I just signed up with www.mejuba.com. Unlimited storage for both
>> videos and pictures and it's completly free. No monthly limits or
>> qoutas.
>> Photos and videos are stored in their original formats and sizes and
>> are kept unmodified for backup.
>> I also like that you can geo-tag your stuff so it shows up on a map.
>> And you can search for stuff on the map - that's cool!.
>> As the only site i know of it uses a Windows Explorer like navigation
>> with folders - super eacy to use - even has drag and drop!.
>> I can highly recommend it.
>
> Anyone know more about this site? Is it safe?
It looks like one of those "too good to be true" things. There is no
mention of who they are, what they do with the pictures, no easily
found terms of service, etc.
From: LouB on 9 Feb 2010 12:50
Oldphart wrote:
> On 2/9/2010 9:57 AM, LouB wrote:
>> pustefisk wrote:
>>> On 26 Jan., 12:12, lisztfr <liszt...(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
>>>> Image shak, Flickr, photo buckets, even bay image, all this sites
>>>> resize your image, to usually above 1024 x 728. Is there a
>>>> photosharing with preserve the original size ?
>>>>
>>>> thanks, l
>>>
>>> I just signed up with www.mejuba.com. Unlimited storage for both
>>> videos and pictures and it's completly free. No monthly limits or
>>> qoutas.
>>> Photos and videos are stored in their original formats and sizes and
>>> are kept unmodified for backup.
>>> I also like that you can geo-tag your stuff so it shows up on a map.
>>> And you can search for stuff on the map - that's cool!.
>>> As the only site i know of it uses a Windows Explorer like navigation
>>> with folders - super eacy to use - even has drag and drop!.
>>> I can highly recommend it.
>>
>> Anyone know more about this site? Is it safe?
> It looks like one of those "too good to be true" things. There is no
> mention of who they are, what they do with the pictures, no easily
> found terms of service, etc.

Yup, thats why I am asking.
From: pustefisk on 12 Feb 2010 03:52
On 26 Jan., 12:12, lisztfr <liszt...(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
> Image shak, Flickr, photo buckets, even bay image, all this sites
> resize your image, to usually above 1024 x 728. Is there a
> photosharing with preserve the  original size ?
>
> thanks, l

Hi LouB and OldPhart,

I know the founder and creator of the site. Mejuba is small company
just started and is in its beta version although fully functional.
I agree the privacy policy and terms are missing - but i know for a
fact that both are being put up this weekend.

Too good to be true endeed. According to creator Mejuba will take on
flickr, photobucket and the other big ones. So will see. So far i have
been very impressed with the site. I think you both will be too.

Peter.
From: Oldphart on 12 Feb 2010 04:23
On 2/12/2010 2:52 AM, pustefisk wrote:
> On 26 Jan., 12:12, lisztfr<liszt...(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
>> Image shak, Flickr, photo buckets, even bay image, all this sites
>> resize your image, to usually above 1024 x 728. Is there a
>> photosharing with preserve the original size ?
>>
>> thanks, l
>
> Hi LouB and OldPhart,
>
> I know the founder and creator of the site. Mejuba is small company
> just started and is in its beta version although fully functional.
> I agree the privacy policy and terms are missing - but i know for a
> fact that both are being put up this weekend.
>
> Too good to be true endeed. According to creator Mejuba will take on
> flickr, photobucket and the other big ones. So will see. So far i have
> been very impressed with the site. I think you both will be too.
>
> Peter.
Now you have my curiosity elevated. I have the site bookmarked with
a family project in mind. Thank you for the input.
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