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. 😂
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.
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?
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. 😂
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.