Microsoft Office 2007 Product Key Flickr Accidenta

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That is an oops! of considerable magnitude. Flickr accidentally deleted additional than four thousand photos from 1 users – and they cannot be restored. Mirco Wilhelm – a photoblogger – claims that Flickr mistakenly deleted his entire account along with everything in it. Thankfully, he has the original files stored elsewhere. Imagine how long it’s going to take him to re-upload them to Flickr – or any other photo-sharing site.The biggest problem is that as a noted photoblogger,Microsoft Office 2007 Product Key, his pictures have been linked to all over the Internet from their cushy homes within Flickr’s servers. Every 1 of those links are now broken, the images no longer appearing on posts and pages. Additionally,Office 2007 License, the followers he had accumulated, tags,Office 2010 Keygen, photo captions and copyright information have been wiped out and may not be restored.Mr. Wilhelm was flabbergasted when he attempted to log in to his account earlier and was asked to create a username. He’s been a premium account holder for additional than five years already! He then recalled a support ticket he filed a few days ago, complaining to Flickr about a different user who had posted photos without permission that Mr. Wilhelm had taken. He started to wonder if it were possible that the powers-that-be had accidentally deleted the incorrect account.Unfortunately, that’s exactly what happened. And – the response from Flickr is definitely not very satisfying: Unfortunately, I have mixed up the accounts and accidentally deleted yours. I am terribly sorry for this grave error and hope that this mistake can be reconciled. Here is what I can do from here:I can restore your account,Microsoft Office Standard 2010, although we will not be able to retrieve your photos. I know that there is a lot of history on your account-again, please accept my apology for my negligence. Once I restore your account, I will add 4 years of free Pro to make up for my error.A few years’ worth of free Pro service – a mere $24.95 value per year – doesn’t quite seem to make up for a screwup this large. He is understandably a little miffed: “They cannot reactivate anything more that the account itself, leaving me with an empty shell of what I did during the last 5 years. This would be acceptable, if I had a free account. But since I’m a paying customer, I would expect a bit much more than a ‘Again, I am deeply sorry for this mistake,” he writes.This serves as a good – albeit scary and sad – reminder to all of us: back your stuff up,Microsoft Office Standard! Shame on the folks behind Flickr for simply deleting an account prior to deactivating it and double-checking their work.