National Geographic announced it will begin posting photographs to Instagram again, after the photo-sharing site said it will keep some of the language in its current terms of use.

The people who run the magazine’s Instagram account were one of many users who expressed concern after Instagram posted new guidelines that seemed to indicate the company could use user photos in advertising on the site without permission. National Geographic then said it would suspend posting photos to the network, and that it may close its account if the new terms went into effect.

Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, subsequently announced Thursday night that it will revert the advertising section of its terms of use to the original version.

On Friday afternoon, the magazine posted a message to its Instagram account to announce it would resume posting.

“@NatGeo applauds all who raised their voices as well as Instagram for listening and acting on its community’s concerns,” the message said. “We are happy to be back, and National Geographic photographers all over the world look forward to continuing to share their images with each of you.”