@broox @harper @micah @abatalion @sco I’ll have to agree with you on that one. And their photo tools are definitely getting better.

@sco @harper @abatalion @mg @broox the question is picture sharing vs. picture management. Needs to be separate.

@micah @sco @harper @abatalion @broox Does it? I think Flickr pulled that off *really* well.

@mg @sco @harper @abatalion @broox Flickr is a "photo dump". Like @snapjoy / @birdbox / @picturelife centralized approach.

@mg @micah @sco @abatalion @broox flickr pulled off both. right now, i want community.

@micah @mg @sco @abatalion @broox those are not centralized. they are just as much of a dump as flickr.

@micah @mg @sco @abatalion @broox t.co/uv9lhD3p

@harper @micah @mg @sco @abatalion @broox Good thoughts here, @branch it for us? /cc @joshm

@harper @mg @sco @abatalion @broox I disagree, but I do think the "new flickr" is @500px. The others are focused on a different problem.

@micah @harper @mg @sco @abatalion @broox: @500px still lacks the community Flickr has. There’s no discussion around pix, only “Nice shot!”

@micah @harper @mg @abatalion @broox 500px is a good example of how elusive community is. features/execution are there; people aren't.

@ericmagnuson @micah @harper @mg @sco @abatalion @broox we hope to change that… we will be doing more to participate with our users

@sco @harper @mg @abatalion @broox there is truly nothing more difficult than real, deep interactive passionate community. No tricks.

@sco @harper @mg @abatalion @broox that’s why the public/private dynamic of photos might mean two separate tools.

@micah @mg @sco @abatalion @broox @harper Speaking from community perspective, anyone involved at t.co/MS1BMv1P? Amazing engagement

@micah @mg @sco @harper @abatalion @broox not every photo is meant to be public, yet completely private photos lack engagement. balance=key