Hey! I've already done two AMAs, so I'm not sure if a third would even be very interesting since almost everything has been covered before.

In regards to your question, you might be giving me too much credit :) Imgur was a project I was working on in my spare time while I was an undergrad. I picked an image host because, at the time, reddit was having a lot of trouble posting images -- they'd always get taken down and replaced with a yellow frog or a "upgrade to pro" message. When I released it on reddit, I really had no plans for it, but it very quickly grew into something huge. About 6 months later, Imgur LLC was officially created and has since become my full time job.
2 years ago
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Hey, just letting you know that I've released a new feature to allow you to easily go back and look at older images. Next to the "hot, top and new" links you'll see one called "past".
2 years ago
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Hey, just letting you know that I've released a new feature to allow you to easily go back and look at older images. Next to the "hot, top and new" links you'll see one called "past".
2 years ago
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Ok, I finally figured it out (for real this time). Try it out and let me know if you run into any more issues.
2 years ago
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P stands for page, and a page represents one day of images. The limit of 200 means that you're going back 200 days, which is very close to the beginning of the gallery's creation (with a small buffer so that you can still scroll a little bit).

Also, yes, the p option works in all three modes.
2 years ago
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You mean like this? http://imgur.com/gallery/?p=50

Just change 'p' to whatever you want. However, the maximum is 200 because that's as far back as the gallery goes.
2 years ago
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Actually, here you go: http://imgur.com/gallery/?p=50

Just change 'p' to whatever you want. However, the maximum is 200 because that's as far back as the gallery goes.
2 years ago
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Ok, thanks. That's much more useful :)

I'll add a "skip to page" link this weekend. Hopefully that will solve the issue.

2 years ago
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I don't understand. What don't you like about it? Are you just used to the old version?
2 years ago
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Sign in first, then use the uploader on the homepage. Anything you upload while signed in, whether it's from the backend "images" page or the homepage, will go into your account.
2 years ago
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