Alex Mimo, Alex, I agree with you. There are some truly excellent photos, but half of them, in my opinion, won't "go"... Dozens of colleagues have left for other sites because they didn't understand the innovations and didn't want to pay, otherwise they'd end up in the D.F.... And of those who agreed to the upgrade, not many have works worthy of purchase, for example... It was profitable for the owner to open this function, I'll call it that - everything is clear here, but not everyone can do it, and you still need to figure out how to use it. Many simply don't want to bother with it, and even if they do, wait until they "make you happy"... Basically, people are leaving... Before, a month or so ago, there were over 300 colleagues on the site daily, and now there are 0, 30 to 50 maximum... Is this normal... I think these are new The innovations have had such an impact on people, and what was the site like a year or two ago, and what we see now.... And this isn't just my opinion, but that of several colleagues with whom I have the pleasure of communicating!
Alex M., I believe the author thought he'd achieved an "amazing combination of snow and sun" that could delight potential buyers, even though only the top portion seems attractive, offering a mere contrast to the coal-dust-covered snow. Still, I don't quite understand your topic about some kind of payment to get into the DF? Besides, why do you think the site's innovations would lead to an outflow of participants? High-quality art will overcome any barriers, so it's hardly worth predicting the end of the world. No matter how much you advertise it, mediocrity is soon forgotten.
I suppose the author thought he'd achieved an "amazing combination of snow and sun" that would delight potential buyers, even though only the top portion seems appealing, offering only a contrast to the coal-dust-covered snow. Still, I don't quite understand your point about requiring payment to get into the DF. Furthermore, why do you think the site's innovations would lead to a loss of members? High-quality art will overcome any barriers, so it's hardly worth predicting the end of the world. No matter how much you advertise it, drabness is soon forgotten.
Perhaps I've misunderstood something about the new system, or the logic behind the process. But, at first glance, the artistic quality of the works up for sale is quite low. It's like a second-rate store selling "everything for 50 rubles." Who would need this photo, for example, and for what purpose? Would it be worth $3 or $0.03? I'm at a loss.
Alex Mimo, Alex, I agree with you. There are some truly excellent photos, but half of them, in my opinion, won't "go"... Dozens of colleagues have left for other sites because they couldn't figure out the new features and didn't want to pay, otherwise they'd end up in the D.F.... And of those who agreed to the upgrade, not many have works worthy of purchase, for example... It was profitable for the owner to open this feature, I'll call it that—everything is clear here, but not everyone can do it, and you still need to figure out how to use it. Many simply don't want to bother with it, and even if they do, wait until they "make you happy"... Basically, people are leaving... Before, about a month ago, there were over 300 colleagues on the site daily, and now there are 0, 30 to 50 maximum... What's this? normal... I think that these new innovations have influenced people so much, and what was the site like a year or two ago and what we see now... And this is not only my opinion, but also that of a number of colleagues with whom I have the pleasure of communicating!
Perhaps I've misunderstood something about the new system, or the logic behind the process. But at first glance, the artistic quality of the works up for sale is quite low. It's like a second-rate store selling "everything for 50 rubles." Who would need this photo, for example, and for what purpose? Would it be worth even $3 or $0.03? I'm at a loss.
It was profitable for the owner to open this feature, I'll call it that—everything is clear here, but not everyone can do it, and you still need to figure out how to use it. Many simply don't want to bother with it, and even if they do, wait until they "make you happy"... Basically, people are leaving... Before, about a month ago, there were over 300 colleagues on the site daily, and now there are 0, 30 to 50 maximum... What's this? normal... I think that these new innovations have influenced people so much, and what was the site like a year or two ago and what we see now... And this is not only my opinion, but also that of a number of colleagues with whom I have the pleasure of communicating!