The site was started by people who wanted to make a convenient image host for Reddit back when Reddit did not directly host any media, but it’s a separate venture and Reddit later added their own image hosting capabilities.
Imgur was my passive, “only sort of social” social network of choice to find content. Then they were running ads for AfD and well… That was that for me. 😂
Because imgur was running ads for AfD
I thought the Imgur thing on reddit was optional? like, you could upload directly. Do they use it as a backend or something? Am I missing something?
Imgur is its own platform, has its own app and its own community. Reddit, I believe, may use it for image hosting as well?
The site was started by people who wanted to make a convenient image host for Reddit back when Reddit did not directly host any media, but it’s a separate venture and Reddit later added their own image hosting capabilities.
Ahhh. That clears some things up. Thank you! :)
Of course!
Imgur was my passive, “only sort of social” social network of choice to find content. Then they were running ads for AfD and well… That was that for me. 😂