Love services like this, but the problem is convenience. I've been using droplr and/or cloudup for years. Their mac apps make it stupid simple to share just about anything.
Another problem: I can't abandon cloudup because they act as my archive ... my "dropbox".
How I see it is: you're not really in the "Make image sharing stupid simple", you're in the "make it easy for people to switch" business.
Solve those two problems and you'll have my business. :)
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I like the simplicity but I don't see how it's better than imgur. Imgur is just as easy and anonymous, but I welcome competition!
@joshkerr I do not think this is the perfect use case for drp.io at the moment, which is a free product that allows you to quickly share photos, files that have short-term life. If you want to keep photos for years you would have to pay for it (a new feature for drp.io?) or host it on your own server.
@httpete lol true. But I kinda love their UI and pay for the premium too. Seriously though, how else do you compete with them and other quick n anonymous hosts?
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