pages) that the site was being closed down and would become "permanently unavailable" on the February 20. However, the header was removed later. On April 24, 2018, a new website was released under the fotolog.com domain, with a new logo of Fotolog as well as an overhauled design of the site. Fotolog had not officially released any announcement, but its official account at fotolog.com/fotolog posted the new logo on the release day of the new site and marked the photo with a small line of text saying, "A new chapter of Fotolog begins here". It also appeared that a new team based in Spain controlled Fotolog under a different legal entity. A letter from the new Fotolog team was published on fotolog.com/about where they explained their vision of building a good social network that priorities user wellbeing and advocating for a meaningful and healthy way of using social network. The letter also announced the policy of "One post per day" for all community, which seems to be an extension of the old Fotolog's signature feature but given a new purpose. The last activity on the redesigned Fotolog website was recorded on March 13, 2019. Following this, Thinking Different, a company owned by serial domain name investor Kevin Macpherson, purchased the domain names for an undisclosed amount. Fotolog.com appeared as a completely new website on November 14, 2019. The new Fotolog.com presents itself as an online magazine. According to its WHOIS credentials, it now appears to be based in Brčko, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Usage The website used to offer both free and subscription accounts. The free version was ad-supported, and it limited users to uploading one picture per day and having only 20 comments (in their "guestbook"). The free user could also customize their page and add other fotologs into their "Friends/Favorites" list. Paying members, known as "Gold Camera patrons" were allowed to upload up to 6 pictures a day and to have 200 comments per photo. Subsequent changes allowed Gold Camera members to comment on any guestbook that was full. Other features included customized photo-headings and having the most recent image appear beside the member's name when commenting on other photoblogs. However, the 2019 version was free for everyone and limited everyone to only post one photo per day in order to, according to the team letter, end the overuse of social networking today and the meaningless consumption of content.