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A new image sharing service

Itsosticky is a brand new image sharing service with some ambition, just launched after a year of development.

More info is available here https://itsosticky.com/about

There are several things that make this different to other image sharing services. Itsosticky will quickly and automatically rescale images that are above a certain size threshold, with auto-orientation of JPEGs uploaded from phones. The layout is fully responsive, allowing for consistent URIs when shared across devices. It's light weight, with no advertising technologies.

Many of the images currently displayed in the gallery are simply placeholders dropped onto the site by helpful beta users, and there are surely bugs to address here or there, but by and large, Itsosticky is ready for use.

Thanks for taking a look. Feedback from mobile devices would be particularly valuable.

Please upvote if you think this service is worthwhile and deserves to go somewhere.

Re: Show HN: A new image sharing service

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A new image sharing service Itsosticky is a brand new image sharing service with some ambition, just launched after a year of development. More info is available here https://itsosticky.com/about There are several things that make this different to other image sharing services. Itsosticky will quickly and automatically rescale images that are above a certain size threshold, with auto-orientation of JPEGs uploaded fro…

How do you plan to monetize this?

Re: Show HN: A new image sharing service

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its ok. I still think imgur is slightly better to use. Just my common example : I will find images and using their url upload, upload the image so that I have an easily shareable link. On your page its a two step process. I had to first enter the url, press the www button (which wasn't immediately apparent ) and then pressed the upload button. On imgur its only enter link and upload.

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A new image sharing service Itsosticky is a brand new image sharing service with some ambition, just launched after a year of development. More info is available here https://itsosticky.com/about There are several things that make this different to other image sharing services. Itsosticky will quickly and automatically rescale images that are above a certain size threshold, with auto-orientation of JPEGs uploaded fro…

A full year of development?

Re: Show HN: A new image sharing service

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its ok. I still think imgur is slightly better to use. Just my common example : I will find images and using their url upload, upload the image so that I have an easily shareable link. On your page its a two step process. I had to first enter the url, press the www button (which wasn't immediately apparent ) and then pressed the upload button. On imgur its only enter link and upload.

You can drag and drop from other web pages or copy and paste via Ctrl-v. Might be a useful one-step alternative.

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A new image sharing service Itsosticky is a brand new image sharing service with some ambition, just launched after a year of development. More info is available here https://itsosticky.com/about There are several things that make this different to other image sharing services. Itsosticky will quickly and automatically rescale images that are above a certain size threshold, with auto-orientation of JPEGs uploaded fro…

Keybindings would be great. Also, it'd be nice to see points on posts.

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A new image sharing service Itsosticky is a brand new image sharing service with some ambition, just launched after a year of development. More info is available here https://itsosticky.com/about There are several things that make this different to other image sharing services. Itsosticky will quickly and automatically rescale images that are above a certain size threshold, with auto-orientation of JPEGs uploaded fro…

How do you plan on enforcing the no-NSFW policy? That seems close to impossible pre-monetization unless you spent most of that year training a neural network.
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