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Comment in Feedback 20/05/2019 16:43 — Anonymous: "Akane Iori"
I don't believe that it was ever enabled. Jheberg didn't support it in the past, so was never enabled there. I've just updated Jheberg's list so it may go through there now. MultiUp supported it, but was never enabled.
My very quick check doesn't show any successful recent uploads. It looks like a small test upload works - maybe there's some file size limit somewhere? Regardless, I've removed Nofile from the list - thanks for the comment.
The post you replied to was a reply to the comment "It is not. It often is the only one having files still online. It's just slow free speed. That's all." and "it" in this comment is Share-Online.
I didn't say anything about Share-Online, I was just reading and trying to understand their FAQ. If I've ever used their service I don't remember.
If I were an admin, I would probably start with their FAQ and see if what they offer fits what I want. If you can interpret their faq you might aid your case, if you really want this service.
That's not right. I was able to download from Share-Online a few weeks ago with no account like many other file hosts.
It's crappy NitroFlare that says: "This file is available with Premium only. Reason: the file's owner disabled free downloads." You can test some Jheberg/NF links to see that's the case. NitroFlare is crap.
Not available in your country: There is seldom a reason given. There has been no announcement about why Zippy has stopped service to Great Britain, Germany or Italy either.
Because you don't want to see any sense. That's okay for you, but don't assume that for others. Some ppl prefere using a paid service rather than using everything for free, some experience different speed results, I did happen to find them only there when searching for something special. You don't have to use it, but deciding for others, while it's not rly more load, just a click resp. a few bits of text - it's just rude. You also did avoid the question WHY it does actually CONCERN YOU? But my main question has still not been answered, why is not there anymore? Was it even removed on purpose? If, why? Is it a bug that hasn't been a look at even, or is it something serious, may even on the multihoster-side. I'd like some official statement here.
O.o It was a respond to your "It often is the only one having files still online.", which "doesn't correspond with my experiences". That's why I asked about examples. Seems rather obvious. OK, I'm convinced now. Your support question/request and statement about file persistence relating share-online don't make sense. Slow as hell and files die very soon.
I'd like to know too at least why it was suspended. In my country/for my language it's the major host you can't get around. If something is active it does stay alive for years too. Here it does seem to get deleted due to some intern rules if there is no interest and uploader doesn't care. But in a crucial time such a hoster might be important too.
Nope, not gonna search for that. Especially since it was mostly the case on reported cases during the last 2 months. Anyway, what does it matter? It's just a name more to report to a multi-hoster. WHY do YOU care? I'd like to know.
23/05/2019 12:18 — Anonymous