The End of an Era: No More Clipart

[CAM]

Same results here. Interestingly the thumbnails don't appear but I can still Preview/Insert images.

[X-13]

Aww... it doesn't work properly in Office 2013.

 

 

Hipster Ariel is best Ariel, though.

[spadam]

Aww... it doesn't work properly in Office 2013.

 

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Hipster Ariel is best Ariel, though.

 

Not going to argue with that but just as I read your post 'Under the sea' starts playing in the Hall next door for the Easter Bonnet Parade.... Really threw me for a moment.

[arwen]

These pop up quite regularly, but get taken down after a day or so. Last months was you searched for "lego" and the first one was a lego bondage scene, complete with whip! it lasted a day before it was removed.

[Theblacksheep]

Best reason to block Bing images are:

 

1) do an image search on bing

2) use the dev tools to inspect the urls returned

3) gasp in horror

 

Bing does multiple other automated searches with similar words you have used. A lookup of Cute+Cats and Bing will go off and search for: Cate+cats, cute+kittens, Cute+grumpy+cat and even cute+boys+with+cats (along with about 20 others getting progressively off topic). URLS are returned as if you searched for them. Lightspeed picks these up as official searches too for their reports. Esafety nightmare as there are some horrible word associations, Bing could get you in trouble.

Edited March 26, 2015 by Theblacksheep

[gshaw]

Best reason to block Bing images are:

 

1) do an image search on bing

2) use the dev tools to inspect the urls returned

3) gasp in horror

 

Bing does multiple other automated searches with similar words you have used. A lookup of Cute+Cats and Bing will go off and search for: Cate+cats, cute+kittens, Cute+grumpy+cat and even cute+boys+with+cats (along with about 20 others getting progressively off topic). URLS are returned as if you searched for them. Lightspeed picks these up as official searches too for their reports. Esafety nightmare as there are some horrible word associations, Bing could get you in trouble.

 

That could get quite unfortunate results with the wrong (or right) set of keywords!

[Trapper]

I've found in Birmingham Bing is much less well filtered than Google.

 

When I was seconded to another school the deputy head did a search on loving horses for an equestrian adoring student. Oh did she find photos of loving horses that the filter allowed through from Bing.