Filesonic >400MB Submissions

[Gh0st]

I usually upload single link movies from time to time, I always include RS/FS so this is not an issue for me I guess.

[sSKKa]

downloader should go to other place to find out less than 400mb links like sceneblogs etc

[Whoo]

downloader should go to other place to find out less than 400mb links like sceneblogs etc

And who are you to say that they need to go elsewhere? Most people just use Google and land on DDL sites so

[Jesse]

Just had another thought about this. Basically when free users cannot download for free it would call under the no paysite files more or lees...

you want to start a new section called paysites for large files? I wouldn't. Sounds like a bad idea.

[Whoo]

Nah lol that was not what I meant, I had a typo in the reply.

Basically what I was saying was that when a user is forced to sign up for downloading a file for e.g. filesonic this would fall under the "no paysites allowed" rule.

[Jesse]

ah yes. That is correct. Bring down the ban hammer!!

[CloudShadow]

Actually the part about adding a mirror is not enough e.g

There is a 1.4GB movie, i rar it into a single link and then upload it to FSC and MU. Now as this is a 1+GB file free users wont be able to download from MU as well, so the basic purpose of a mirror is lost. They have to either buy a filesonic premium account or a megaupload premium account, and if the filesonic link is first, chances are they will buy that account. So the uploader wins and the downloader looses

I think a rule should be there that makes it compulsory for uploaders to upload files which are downloadable by free users, this way they wont be able to exploit the downloaders.

[sloddl]

i think that it's ok even if you split the file into more parts, but as long as free users can download it too.

but of course i like single links 3543545 times more! :>

[Whoo]

i think that it's ok even if you split the file into more parts, but as long as free users can download it too.

but of course i like single links 3543545 times more! :>

Thats correct, but thats also because you 3543545% own a premium account

The main point is, submissions always had to be downloadable by guests without any charge what so ever.