I got an answer from flickr (after 3 mails,) saying I violated their contractual terms and conditions not specifying which terms and conditions I violated.
My case is simple :
Before terminating a service dont you have a right to be heard OR
atleast you deserve a notice.
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After one month of continues human cry for change all over the world through,blogs,face book and twitter by several hundred's of well-known bloggers and photographers all around the world flickr finally agreed to restore accounts in future. As a first step they restored the account of william (last one in the deletion series).8
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7.04.2011.
100 days in cloud still no answer
Subhash Kumarapuram, Krish | കൃഷ്, Gurusan2010, SIRHENRYB.is ****the dreamer****, and 70 other people added this photo to their favorites.
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dominique.walterson 20 months ago | reply
unbelievable this should have happened and what makes it so much worse is that there has been no clear and direct communication about the reason and no appeal process. flickr is usually so good; why do they destroy their reputation by treating their customers so badly?
V. Vasant Kumar 18 months ago | reply
It's sheer high-handedness. I understand from the comments that this happens very usually and the flickr team is totally non responsive to the feeling of their customers. It is sad and continuance of this attitude would be detrimental to their interest too. It is total arrogance on their part. They should realise that "If you do not get out of your shell, you are just a nut"
hypercore360 14 months ago | reply
Simple. Do not put your photographic life in the cloud. What they did/do was wrong.
Portable Professionals 13 months ago | reply
So frustrating when the big companies lost touch...