smugmug

I also use smugmug, and hope it's ok to mention my open-source command line tool for syncing with SmugMug, smugline[0].

The certificate is only valid for secure.smugmug.com The certificate expired on 4/9/2015 16:24.

As you're on here - will a new alternative to Smugmug Vault surface again soon?

Every one of those reminder emails I've receive makes me feel like SmugMug is not a good company.

As far as I can tell, smugmug doesn't support raw at all for new users at this time?

I've had an account at smugmug for nearly a decade, and would never go back to free services.

I have a paid Flickr account (and a paid SmugMug account - I was experimenting with both).

I use smugmug and am quite happy with it, and I use a custom url, but I never dived into having a custom gallery where no smugmug info would be present.

How do you use smugmug, and do you use it as your portfolio?

Flickr and Smugmug have both been hosting photos continuously for over a decade.

Hello SmugMug CEO, I've received many emails the last two months about my credit card expiration.

Compared to Smugmug I think OneDrive (Office 365) and Amazon Cloud Drive seems like the better option to me though.

There's a little tiny "powered by smugmug" that shows up in the bottom for mid-level accounts, though the domain is definitely pointable.

"you'll be out of business" You might want to read up on how long Smugmug has been in business:) They are pretty awesome.

Some examples I'm thinking of (which may not be really possible - I realize the data provided could provide enough clues to be used to "uncover" my identity by piecing the datapoints together): - Allow a photo editing app to pull my SmugMug photos through the Me API endpoint, but keep my SmugMug account info obfuscated (ie: do not provide direct URL to my smugmug site's photos), but still pass over my actual photos.

All of the photo-specific type of storage solutions (Google, Amazon, Smugmug, Adobe's CC thing, etc) are kind of flawed for many reasons (some outlined in the OP blogpost) when used as what I think of as "digital negative storage", IMO.

Smugmug [disclaimer, no affiliation]) which charges for their product than Google who offer it for free...

FYI: ten years ago, we had e-mail, Flickr, Smugmug, web galleries, halfway decent digital cameras.

Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Flickr, Dropbox, Apple iCloud stuff, Google+ stuff, Smugmug...