Thanks for the feedback, everybody. In Windows 8, we wanted to provide a way for folks to view their photos on other services knowing there would be few (if any) apps in the store at launch that would do so. Now
there are many apps in the store that offer ways to view photos on other services and soon there will even be a Facebook app from Facebook. We’re confident Facebook will offer great ways to view and engage socially with photos on Facebook. We welcome Flickr
to do the same. In addition, the People app still offers the ability to socially engage with your friends and even your own photos.
I kid you not, but Microsoft Engineers for Windows 8.1 just did an AMA on Reddit and someone asked about the Facebook and Flickr integration. Here's their response :
"msft_katieKatie, Microsoft 6 points 48 minutes ago
In Windows 8, we needed to provide a way for folks to view their photos on other services knowing there would be few (if any) apps in the store at launch that would do so. Now there are many apps in the store that offer ways to view photos on other services
and just released today is the Facebook app from Facebook. The Facebook app offers great ways to view and engage socially with photos on Facebook. We welcome Flickr to do the same. In addition, the People app still offers the ability to socially engage with
your friends and even your own photos."
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NOTICE THE SIMILARITY???
Seriously, I mean Seriously..... !!!
So many questions, LEAST of all, is Carmen and msft_katiekatie the same person?. Do these people have a set script ? and prepared answers to cut and paste? are we talking to robots!!!?
So disappointed. Clearly Microsoft aren't listening.
(I also notice that they scrapped Facebook chat integration: Skype replaces the old Messages app, but Facebook chat has not been added to Skype - I guess the integration in Windows Phone will be next.... I wonder can we bring this problem to greater attention?
Any ideas?).
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Annoyed..