Do you have to have a yahoo email to create a flickr account?

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To create an account on Flickr, it is necessary to have a Yahoo email address. Users express frustration over this requirement, particularly those who prefer other email services like AOL. The integration of Yahoo's email service with Flickr is seen as a strategy to unify Yahoo's offerings. There appears to be no workaround for this rule, as attempts to register with non-Yahoo emails are unsuccessful. The discussion highlights concerns about being forced into using a service that some find undesirable.
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Is it absolutely imperative to have a yahoo email to create an account on the photo sharing website flickr?

I never cared for yahoo's email service and think that it's silly that I'm being forced to create an account there in order to join tumblr.

There isn't any way around this?
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Where did you hear of this rule?

I tried creating an account there using my aol mail account but it says that I have to use yahoo email.

Go there and see for yourself.

https://www.flickr.com/
 
Sounds like yahoo is trying to connect all their owned services together
 
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