We Demand Donuts From Flickr!

posted by Scott Beale on Thursday, April 10th, 2008

We Demand Donuts

Some people are demanding that Flickr remove videos, others are demanding that Flickr remove photos, but the most important thing that people are demanding from Flickr is Donuts!. Stephen Shankland has more on this movement over at CNET.

If we get 20,000 people to join the group Flickr will be forced to give us free donuts! Join the group if you want Flickr to give you free donuts.

“What do we want? Donuts! When do we want them? Now!”

UPDATE: Matthew Rothenberg, who works for Flickr, confirms that they will in fact be providing donuts. At long last the people are getting what they demanded.

While you have not yet reached your goal of 20K members, we at FlickrHQ have heard of your noble efforts and seek to answer your cries for justice.

Save the date: Wednesday, April 16th, 11:00am at a donut shoppe TBD in downtown San Francisco. I will purchase one (1) free donut for every We Demand Donuts group member who shows up.* (*While supplies last.)

This is not a joke.

Let glazed and jelly-filled freedom ring!

(I sincerely apologize for those members who are not local to the SF Bay Area, but the combination of a greasy donut and a postal envelope is a very sad thing indeed, and would be an affront to Donutkind.)

image via Automatt


6 comments on “We Demand Donuts From Flickr!”

  1. kudos on the PCU quote : )

  2. should have said kudos on the PCU allusion…
    “What don’t we eat? Red Meat!”
    “Why Don’t we eat it? It’s Murder!”

    This may have been unintentional on your part, in which case I simply thank you for reminding me of this fantastic film which has many a fond memory from my teenage years.

  3. Flickr,

    Give us the freakin’ donuts or we’re giving you to Microsoft.

    With Love,

    Your Users.

  4. Hooray! Our call for donuts has been heard!

  5. This is just fucking awesome :)

  6. Good call on the pink icing.

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