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In lugnet.general, Tim David wrote:
> Just been to Brickshelf and it reports
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> Brickshelf has discontinued operation. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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> Maj still seems to be up
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> Tim
i just sent off an email with the 2 main questions everyone is asking. hopefully
we'll get some answers.
ondrew
p.s. is there anyone who could temporaraly host brickshelf for lets say 2 weeks
so people can backup there photos?
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In lugnet.general, Ondrew Hartigan wrote:
> p.s. is there anyone who could temporaraly host brickshelf for lets say 2 weeks so people can backup there photos?
If Kevin would need Peeron to help with that, it can be done. Keep in mind that
Brickshelf proper was a *huge* bandwidth hog - I don't remember the exact
numbers, but it was multiple TB/mo.
Dan
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In lugnet.general, Dan Boger wrote:
> If Kevin would need Peeron to help with that, it can be done. Keep in mind
> that Brickshelf proper was a *huge* bandwidth hog - I don't remember the
> exact numbers, but it was multiple TB/mo.
It was enough that he had to incorporate the website to even be allowed the
option of purchasing the amount of bandwidth that he needed, as the "personal
use" chart topped out well below his needs, and they apparently wouldn't make
exceptions for a customer who was actively willing to pay more (and no, even
though I comprehend that, it makes no sense to me either).
Anyways, it's a moderate annoyance to me, since I never set up an account...yet.
I'd intended to in about a month or two (need to get set up to do studio-style
photography again), but I'd been holding off until I could post good photos of
my updated Prowler as my first batch.
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