I've seen so many times people posting image links to that site that I think it is now worth a warning: The links don't work at all. You the poster, probably are able to see them but that is because the browser's/proxy cache, the rest of us just see the image of a frog telling that this domain is unregistered. Unfortunately copy and pasting the link in the address bar (to prevent the browser using the Referer header if not avoided already by some add on), doesn't solve the problem as with some other sites do.

...even registering a Facebook account would be less of a pain... and then post a pic there

Doesn't Google have Picasa or something? I don't know how it works, but might be worth a try.

LocoDelAssembly, why not just register a domain? Btw, I'm using imageshack.us images on my site and I am able to see everything from different browsers, providers, without logging in to imageshack.us etc. Does it restrict viewing from specific countries only or is it a bandwidth limit described in ToS?

for viewing imageshack images, you need to register your site domain within their database, ater 2 days, the image start working.

I guess they did this, to limit their bandwidth as it became a very used service.

ass0 doesn't have this kind of problem...'cause he uses tinypic.com. =D

what do ^^^ you see ?????????????????????

This is a possible action (which I'm not supposed and perhaps not even able to do myself), however, the purpose of my post above is to alert the forum users about the situation, because it looks like not everyone here is realizing their images are not really working.

^PhotoShop *cough cough*

FYI, I still can see the original image uploaded (no frog) ... Cache cleared, Cookies kicked and IP changed

Interesting! I'm the only one affected here?

I guess my country is not North American nor European enough?

There are lots of free image servers, why are some people still using imageshack?.

Tinypic.com for example, doesn't require any registration to upload or to see the images.

But anyway thanks for the warning.

I can see the image. (an I can see what LocoDelAssembly see)
Never had any problems with imageshack.

Maybe problem is related to provider.

strange problem.

very strange.

let say, why not we create a site to host pictures?

i need one, everybody here needs one.

and if this site is something like:
you should be invited to be able to post images (resonabily), we will have a sort of private club image posting site.

it is something to think about.

and remember, a image host with no bloat, just for us, and nobody else.

for example, you can login and post images only if you have a certain amount of activity here.

that will be better to limit the abuses.

personnaly, since coty host my domain (fool.asmu), i rarelly use imageshack for asm related image hosting. i prefer to use ftp software to transfert images.

Has anyone ever tried picture stack?

I found it when googling "No bloat image hosting" (epic query huh?)

http://www.picturestack.com/?p=

(It makes thumbnail automatically to...)

It does live up to 'no bloat' for the most part..

yeah, it works fine


but as every public hosting service, it will be victim of its succes and maybe bloated with time.

I've used photobucket for 5+ years, the links in old forums (fora?) still work.

I see dead frogle xD too... viewing it from Argentina.

With some online proxy, it should be possible to test other countries, but really, who cares?

just use tinypic or whatever

OK, I've found a solution:

I can't see this:

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/4781/bsoffice.png

But I can see this:
(Sorry, the img tag is incompatible with the trick)
http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/4781/bsoffice.pn%67

Wonder if this is a stupid rule in my ISP's proxies in an attempt to save bandwidth or just an error in ImageShack...