(02 May 2020, 5:11 pm)Adrian wrote The @TyneFlashback feed is good- I've followed it for a short while now.

There's a few major differences IMO -

• Scope is North East as oppose to Tyne and Wear
  
• The intention of the Bygone Era is an archive/library - @TyneFlashback is a social media feed
  
• The sharing of content on social media is an optional - its @TyneFlashback's core product
  
• The Bygone Era is much more than just photos, e.g. https://northeastbuses.co.uk/bygone/inde...eYear=1994
  

That isn't to take anything away from what @TyneFlashback (and others for that matter) are doing. Their stats speak for themselves.

Thanks for clarifying the plans. 
As an outsider looking in, it wouldn't appear to be the case. 
The screen shots I attached (in my opinion) confirms that it looks like a social media feed, sharing photos of incorrectly labeled vehicles.

It doesn't sell anything of the site or the good things on it imo. If anything, it undersells it.