Here are the answers to all your questions, and to some you wish you didn't have.
What does it look like? It's an image sharing service. You upload your image, you get a URL back, you share it. No social crap, no nothing. All other hosts suck because they try to give away service for free but then realize you can't make money if you don't make money, so they start selling your data or putting ads over photos of your mother in law or whatever.
IMGZ has discovered a simple and revolutionary solution to avoid doing any of that: We charge you for the service we provide. Mind-blowing.
I'm running a fucking image sharing service. Wouldn't you be angry?
Yes.
Yeah, pip install imgz-cli
then imgz /some/file/path.png
to upload.
You better not because I'm going to delete your account with all the images and any trace of payment, and you aren't getting any money back. I'm just going to deny I know you. So DON'T DO IT.
No. I don't know. It's not a problem yet. If it becomes a problem, I'll make it your problem, but I think we're gonna be okay.
I guess you paid, so you're entitled to some. Email me at [email protected] but don't ask too much and try to figure stuff out yourself beforehand. If you're on the free trial, try harder.
Enough with the questions, goddamn!
Listen, this is half service, half art project. I made it in two days because I needed one and Imgur is an embarrassing husk of its former self, and I had nothing better to do. If you're expecting professionalism, call Oracle and ask for a quote of Oracle Advanced Image Sharing for Hadoop or whatever crap they sell, IMGZ is awesome but what you see is what you get.