The Martin Williamson mystery...

By Team ^club

27 May 2013 - 16 comments | Translate title into English

**EDIT: this problem is now solved (learn more)

Many of you have reported a problem concerning unwanted photos from Martin Williamson automatically posted in groups or albums.

Don't worry it's not a virus, just a bug in our database system.

We are going to fix it and these unwanted photos will be automatically removed in a couple of hours.

Again, we apologize for this inconvenience. We are living an exceptional moment with a massive arrival of flickr users. It may cause some congestion problems, delays and bugs.

Our apologies also go to M. Martin Williamson who is certainly a good guy :)

Stay tuned. We should give some news here in a couple of hours.

The ipernity Team

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11 years ago.

ୱ Kiezkickerde ( ͡°… ^club

Hopefully it helps a little bit that I had renew my payed account yesterday, quite during this times when nothing else than commenting seems to working, no feeds, no group-posting, no set-creating or posting in it, no own-favorites on homepages, no uploading without getting errors and such things...

Hopefully my few euros will help to calm down and drink some beer (or the french of you - champagne?).

*prost*

I remembering the situation from 2007 pretty well in the last days...

11 years ago.

raingirl ^club

Thanks for your quick response to all of us. You are amazing. Happy to be here!! and happy to wait.

11 years ago.

Georges. ^club

In french pléaze

Wouarfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

No comprendo el ingles

Danke a lot

11 years ago.

Jaap van 't Veen ^club

Problem (for me) is solved.

11 years ago.

Renegade53 ^club

just done a quick tryout and its working ok by the looks of things, but i think i'll leave it a little longer before uploading more pics.
thanks for the update on whats happening.

11 years ago.

Coldwaterjohn ^club

What a refreshing change from the total silence which greets reports of problems at Flickr...

11 years ago.

Tractacus ^club

It's like a breath of fresh air on here; a team that keeps everyone updated as to whats happening, consulting everyone about proposed changes and responding quickly to customer querys, unlike customer service at the other lot, which seems to be non existant. The Ipernity team must be working 36 hour days dealing with the stampede of Flickr defectors. You guys are stars!!

11 years ago.