Hi Julian, Welcome to the site! Basically, to earn a paid view, another user (not you) must click and open your image and view it for at least 5 seconds. This is no longer applicable to free accounts following the last update. I believe more updates are imminent. The current paid view rate is one qu...

Much appreciated.

Thanks Tom

Hi Tom,

Just in case you are not aware, recent edits to my existing photos are not showing. Normally they are instantly applied.

Perhaps this is part of resolving the site speed problems? Are photo edits being cached and intermittently updated?

Many thanks,

Richard

Hi Tom,

Just for reference purposes for demonetised free account users, do these demonetised accounts keep their past earnings?

If so, can these users regain them if they take out the basic subscription?

Thanks,

Richard

I agree up to a point. Tom is aware of this and there has already been extensive discussion. I suppose moderating is difficult because it is subjective and there would be millions to choose from. What would be fair to all? Who has the right to say what is good or bad? A shot may be technically brill...

Someone else I know has the same issue. Their Settings page goes just to subscriptions, there is no option to click on earnings.

My Settings & Earnings pages work ok but I notice that the earnings total by individual photo has disappeared from My Uploads this afternoon.

aj2633, Basically to earn a paid view another user (not you) must click on your image and view it for at least 5 seconds. I understand this will not be applicable to free accounts following the next / imminent update. To help your photos achieve this it is always a good idea to give each image a rel...

On the other hand I think we should have the sprit of encouragement on this site.

Not everyone has access to decent camera or a pc/laptop.

Whatever the subject matter of a photo the users will determine whether a photo is popular or not.

I would also add that another helpful and quick way to check the validity of images is to use the pinterest grey button which appears on an image (for those of you that have the pin button). It will often show identical images and give you an idea where they came from. I understand you having to do ...