Allow us to use flickr as an image host, to stop innapropriate content check https://www.flickrhelp.com/hc/en-us/sections/4772713070612-Moderation-Safety-Levels

Blocked.

Is this in the lines of moderation on moderation-
No support

Bump

cs3868895 wrote:

Is this in the lines of moderation on moderation-

What?

No support

Why?

While I use Flickr (over 10K photos on my feed), I don't think this is a good idea, since there are a lot of inappropriate images on Flickr. The way the image host restriction works now is a simple regex, while validating the safety level would require making an API call, significantly increasing the complexity for a relatively small piece of the forums.

nde100 wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Is this in the lines of moderation on moderation-

What?

Check the link myself, wouldn't recommend it tho.

cs3868895 wrote:

nde100 wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Is this in the lines of moderation on moderation-

What?

Check the link myself, wouldn't recommend it tho.

Its just a essay part of the website.

jvvg wrote:

While I use Flickr (over 10K photos on my feed), I don't think this is a good idea, since there are a lot of inappropriate images on Flickr. The way the image host restriction works now is a simple regex, while validating the safety level would require making an API call, significantly increasing the complexity for a relatively small piece of the forums.

Agreed. Although images can currently be uploaded to cu*******ad (a not well-moderated site), Flickr integration would not be a significant benefit, and would pose much more work for the Scratch Team.



not gonna say the full name so i dont get cancelled or banned

cs2861142 wrote:

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not gonna say the full name so i dont get cancelled or banned

You can say cubeupload. Scratch won't mute or ban you for saying it. It's just an image host. /offtopic a bit

I honestly had found bad images on Flickr so I won't really support because someone can easily search a bad thing and upload it to scratch.

Knightbot63 wrote:

I honestly had found bad images on Flickr so I won't really support because someone can easily search a bad thing and upload it to scratch.

And is there a school friendly edition

cs3868895 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

I honestly had found bad images on Flickr so I won't really support because someone can easily search a bad thing and upload it to scratch.

And is there a school friendly edition

Flickr images are rated with safety levels, and you can set your view to only allow safe images on Flickr itself. However for embedding images there isn't a way to do a simple regex filter for safe images, you'd have to make an API call to check the image safety level, which would significantly increase the complexity of the image host restriction.

jvvg wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

I honestly had found bad images on Flickr so I won't really support because someone can easily search a bad thing and upload it to scratch.

And is there a school friendly edition

Flickr images are rated with safety levels, and you can set your view to only allow safe images on Flickr itself. However for embedding images there isn't a way to do a simple regex filter for safe images, you'd have to make an API call to check the image safety level, which would significantly increase the complexity of the image host restriction.

so… about how much

jvvg wrote:

Flickr images are rated with safety levels, and you can set your view to only allow safe images on Flickr itself. However for embedding images there isn't a way to do a simple regex filter for safe images, you'd have to make an API call to check the image safety level, which would significantly increase the complexity of the image host restriction.

No support for this reason ^

cs3868895 wrote:

so… about how much

One API call for every Flickr image posted
On a somewhat large forum, these calls would add up quickly

ajskateboarder wrote:

jvvg wrote:

Flickr images are rated with safety levels, and you can set your view to only allow safe images on Flickr itself. However for embedding images there isn't a way to do a simple regex filter for safe images, you'd have to make an API call to check the image safety level, which would significantly increase the complexity of the image host restriction.

No support for this reason ^

cs3868895 wrote:

so… about how much

One API call for every Flickr image posted
On a somewhat large forum, these calls would add up quickly

More un-support for that reason there-