Many times I've used Picnik as an example of how the cloud works to send data from one service to another. Now I'll have to use it as an example of how Google is closing down the web. I know they have a billion dollars, but buying out services and shutting them down is not my idea of advancing the web. Yeah, sure, they'll add features to Google+. But they won't be available from Flickr, which is where they are needed. Count this as a big raspberry to Google.
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