Which is better, save a website images on Amazon S3, Flickr or Picasa?

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Published on 2010-05-07T22:58:50Z Indexed on 2010/05/07 23:08 UTC
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I have a website and going to extend it, so users will upload their images on this website, i want to save users images in another storage service.

Users will save images and view them, and also share with others.

I know that i can do that using Amazon S3, Flickr or Picasa.

But i want to know which is better than which? which one should i use and why?

Based on your experiences, can you recommend one, or advice me if you a better service than those 3?

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