I do understand what you meant but wanted to clarify a few things.
1) This is really for 1% of people on the Internet (possibly less). Facebook is great for the majority but not for people who want to retain ownership and original versions of all their photos that they are confident they can get anytime they want.
2) I agree about making it simple. But I am not really interested in making it simple at the cost of the main vision of this idea - letting users "own" the photo (meaning it resides in their own amazon bucket). Unless there's a way to use FPS to do this I probably wouldn't consider "simplifying" it the way you mentioned.
This is more of a pro bono idea than one I wanted to or intended to make a lot of money on. I already have those ideas I'm working on :).
1) This is really for 1% of people on the Internet (possibly less). Facebook is great for the majority but not for people who want to retain ownership and original versions of all their photos that they are confident they can get anytime they want.
2) I agree about making it simple. But I am not really interested in making it simple at the cost of the main vision of this idea - letting users "own" the photo (meaning it resides in their own amazon bucket). Unless there's a way to use FPS to do this I probably wouldn't consider "simplifying" it the way you mentioned.
This is more of a pro bono idea than one I wanted to or intended to make a lot of money on. I already have those ideas I'm working on :).