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Flickr is a photo sharing website launched in 2004 that allows users to upload, share, and organize their photos and videos. It has a large community of users who can view, comment on, and use each other's uploaded content. While Flickr provides free photo storage and networking opportunities, it also has limitations like maximum video length and difficulty standing out among vast amounts of user content.
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