ImgurReviews of imgur.com

It was great experience... thanks a lot

Aside from the terrible 4chan induced community, (which if you never heard of, is another terrible community known for its pedophilia, racist, and trolling behavior and commentary---aka they're trash human beings) Imgur keeps removing your images whenever you try to host them on another website. This means that despite you hosting that image, in a couple weeks when you return, you'll find your image completely missing, replaced with a grey box that reads, "This image is no longer available". They "claim" that it's to prevent adult content on their site, but I've had several times when content that wasn't even adult themed (like a picture of a face) was also removed from the site for no reason whatsoever. Bear in mind, I always keep my images from being posted when I upload, and so nobody on the site should be even seeing them; why are they getting flagged? Contacting their support does absolutely nothing, and you will find practically ALL your image removed. In fact, any images you've uploaded from way back years ago (I'm talking back from 2015, or whenever), are more than likely also removed, even if they aren't explicit. It doesn't matter. Imgur is literally just removing them all! This cripples the site's availability to you, and you'll find no more use for the platform, as you'll be walking on eggshells as to what might be flagged for no reason, and what might not. As Jill Valentine, and a hardcore member of S.T.A.R.S, do yourself a massive solid and leave this trash website, it's not only officially dead, but actually harmful to you, as there's no telling when imgur will turn on you, and randomly remove an important picture you are hosting to another website. Instead, use imgbox, as that's a much better hosting platform than imgur will ever be.

Cannot even load pics to my own account via mobile without using their awful, hideous, buggy, low rated/ranked app. Why force us to use an app that is so bad? I have higher standards and will not stoop so low. This hijack/hostage approach is just like the old Photo bucket scandal.Weak by imgr, avoid app, avoid imgr, go elsewhere, imgr a truly hateful user experience .

It can be fun browsing images and interacting in the comment section. But be wary, even though the community is generally leftist and progressive, it's also surprisingly toxic and tribal. Maybe this is because the demographic is mostly "kids", but it's a weird contradiction nonetheless. Just stay out of serious discussions, or you will meet all kinds of logical fallacies and psychological biases. If your comments somehow offend "the tribe", forget about it, you will get downvoted into oblivion, no matter how reasonable your comment.

I have been getting tons of spam linking to imgur sites. This has been going on for months.

They also provide information on how to invest and tips for trades.

GOOD WEBSITE

1. Login problem that forces users to do captcha over and over again, claiming our login information is incorrect, preventing us from logging in to our accounts was the severe problem from last year, and it's still a severe problem even today. Imgur is actively refusing to fix it, blocking and ignoring anybody trying to report the problem to them. 2. Have no idea or knowledge about their own work or doing. Don't even know how to fix their messed up API, which ironically was in this messed up state because of their own doing. Using broken AI and broken algorithms to identify and remove NSFW contents that ends up blocking or removing legitimate, safe-for-work contents that have nothing to do with being adult contents at all. 3. Dead app. All images or albums appear as blank frames or removed. Reported the problem to them several times but didn't receive any response. It has been over a month and they haven't done anything to fix it. I uninstalled it immediately once I found out it only shows ads now. 4. A lot of severe problems, a lot of mess, don't have time to fix all those problems yet always have time to post cheap, immature and tasteless memes on Twitter.