I want to have thumbnail photo view all over Flickr, including Photostream, search results, Group page and etc.

Please bring back the old way of showing search results-page by page. New endless search photostream looks good, but it eats ROM and freezes PC! When I reach less recent photos, I wait, and wait for some Java applet to load. Sometimes Firefox asks me do I want to wait for applet or stop executing it.
It would be better if there were pages 1, 2, 3... like in the user photostream. Thanks in advance

It seems that new features, and improvements to the site are being announced in the HF, or sometimes the Flickr Blog. These are not places the average user visits upon every log-in.

Some important notifications are never seen by users at all. This can lead to misinformed users creating HF threads, where they are in turn directed to the [Official Topic] at the top of the HF. (If it is still a hot topic)

What I'm visioning is an added module to f-mail. Something along the lines of: Your Inbox, Contact Notifications, Your Sent Mail,,,,,,and Announcements.

I don't like having my home feed littered with suggestions of people to follow. Please make it possible to remove this new "feature" that has been added.

this has probably been brought up before,
why are the real names given in the comments on the New Photo Page?
So the whole world knows our names? Most of us have screen names for privacy- so why this? I don't like this at all.
Please reconsider.

Some people want to have contact's photos, and some like photostream as front page. So it will be great if I can decide what to see on my front page by my own.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8359208@N07/9630236931/in/set-72157636274343085/ was flagged to me as not being within my "safe search" settings. There's no nudity, no vulgarity, or anything else that should make it unsafe. It just happens to be a gay wedding. Please fix this.

Flickr should improve the loading speed.

At the moment, when logged into flickr, it is a personalised home page which is populated by stuff I can follow in other parts of my flickr via the 'activity' option.
I like discovering new things. This personalised home page does not allow that. Also, because it is forever populating, it is really difficult to navigate around the actual flickr site, as help, enquiries, etc, are all at the bottom of the screen...which you can't get to because it is infinitely populating the image feed. So, very frustrating if you want to use flickr as an actual web site.

Staff have been marking quite a few suggestions "COMPLETED" today that have in fact been declined, not completed.

Photo backgrounds are still only black, place names still can't be edited, comments have not been moved back under pictures, etc.

Those all have messages indicating they were declined and are not going to be implemented, but instead of being flagged DECLINED, they're shown as COMPLETED.

Someone please train staff on the difference between COMPLETED and DECLINED.

Pentax K-3 is Pentax' flagship DSLR, announced on Oct 7th, 2013 and released in November.

I want to be able to hide certain users’ image from search result.

In the New Photo Page: if I click through a greyed out pic, I get the Adult content warning- fine.
But why does my Safe Search setting change to OFF?
there is no warning that clicking through is changing MY SETTING- how does one even KNOW that the setting has been reset?
This seems to be a serious oversight. Please look into it.

Some "tag happy" members photos show up in all kinds of irrelevant searches. It would be nice to block by member name in Advanced Searches.

I want to be able to select for my Group administrator when the original admin account is disappeared.

It seems quite odd that we have to now enable *other* people to share our photos if we want to have the Embed code available to *ourselves*. Please enable to us easily share our own Safe content regardless of what permissions we grant others.

People that favourite a photo should be required to comment on it, why did you favourite if you can't take the time to comment as to why its a favourite.