[Naiwen]

I'll prefer tinypic because it's simple, easy to use, just upload a pic from any of your device and upload it. They even got the BBC code for forums, which is what I like about Tinypic. I used to love imgur, but since they changed their interface, I'm no longer it's fan.

[Mulberry]

Hmm, that's interesting, we used to have our own image sharing site! I'm curious as to what you look for in an image hosting site? :)

[katos]

Imagesafe (image over SSL ftw)
or upload it to my own site projects and serve it from there, depending on the host etc.

Mainly speaking I stick to the following:
Puush (screenshots in windows, automatic uploading)
Imagesafe (Image upload, with images served over SSL)

[Naiwen]

Hmm, that's interesting, we used to have our own image sharing site! I'm curious as to what you look for in an image hosting site? :)

Easy to use, simple and user-friendly interface.

[Sir Twisted]

I used to use tinypic for a long time until I switched over to Imgur.

[Naiwen]

I used to use tinypic for a long time until I switched over to Imgur.

Weird, for me, it was totally the opposite of you, I first started off with Imgur, thenm I switched to TinyPic.

[katos]

I've long left Tinypic - their constant barrage of advertisements is starting to drive me daft.

[PrivateDonut]

I use a screenshot program called LightShot, other then that I use imgur.

[Naiwen]

Imagesafe (image over SSL ftw)
or upload it to my own site projects and serve it from there, depending on the host etc.

Mainly speaking I stick to the following:
Puush (screenshots in windows, automatic uploading)
Imagesafe (Image upload, with images served over SSL)

Thinking about trying that one.

[tunescool]

imagebam hosts pics for the longest amount of time. i may be particular ive had a pic forum for 10 years