I have repeatedly asked for my account…
I have repeatedly asked for my account and photos to be deleted but I'm getting no response.
February 23, 2023
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foodgawker is a gallery of enticing food photography submitted by talented food bloggers. Come feast your eyes and discover amazing recipes.
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Its hard to choose what to make from this site when there are a thousand pictures of amazing food staring at me from the front page! Sometimes the posts are in other languages and its not obvious from the description. And sometimes the recipes aren’t as fancy as the photos make them look, but maybe I need to try harder ;)
April 11, 2014
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Innocent Question Nasty Response
I had been submitting photos and quite happy with foodgawker when suddenly, they reported my submissions didn't have a photo in the post. I sent them an email innocently asking what I might be able to do to fix it and remarking that my previous pictures had no problem being submitted with a photo (I could see it before submitting) and going through. I received a nasty response the following day in my next photo's submission accusing me that it is my problem....with not very nice words. I wasn't asking why they didn't choose my pics (they had been), I was just wondering why the picture was showing before submission
October 13, 2009
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