Post by GooRoo on Oct 5, 2005 17:31:15 GMT -8
You may have noticed the new item immediately under "Subject:" which is "Attachment:".
What this meanz is that you may now upload your Gruntz Custom Levelz directly to me here at "GooRoo's Gruntz Forum" without going through your e-mail server (and mine)!
There is a limit, however ... 50KB per attachment.
Since I am cheap, there is a total attachment limit of 100KB for the entire Forum. So when you send an attachment, I have to (fairly quickly) process it, then delete the attachment. Probably, what will happen if there is an accumulation of attachmentz exceeding the 100KB limit is that the next person will be unable to send their attachment. Perhaps (I pray it isn't so!) ProBoards would bill me for exceeding the 100KB free space limit. I have not read the information about expanded file space for attachments (only scanned it), so it may be that the price for expanded file space is reasonable. (I seem to recall something about $2.00 (2 creditz) for xx amount of space ... the value of 'xx' is what I cannot recall at this time.)
Only .wwd filez (Gruntz Custom Level mapz) will be accepted here!
All other filez will be deleted, unopened ... ASAP!
Edit: Okay, I just read the attachment agreement, and the cost is 2 creditz ($2.00) per month for 20MB of space. That's not so bad, for the amount I foresee this Forum using (20MB should be overkill!). The downside is the per month, which is a calendar month ... frugality sayz to start on the 1st of the month (whatever month). On the 1st of the following month, the attachmentz are gone! There is lotz of room for losing thingz sent on the last few dayz of the month. The only way to prevent such losses would be to apply creditz in advance, and I am reluctant to go that route. (I pay 6 monthz at a time for the space at Neron Hosting, where we are currently using 116.6MB of 400MB that I am paying for already.)
P.S. Until there is actually an attachment to a post, I have no idea how I would go about deleting one after it has been processed ... there is absolutely nothing in what I have read about managing the attachment(z) stored.
What this meanz is that you may now upload your Gruntz Custom Levelz directly to me here at "GooRoo's Gruntz Forum" without going through your e-mail server (and mine)!
There is a limit, however ... 50KB per attachment.
Since I am cheap, there is a total attachment limit of 100KB for the entire Forum. So when you send an attachment, I have to (fairly quickly) process it, then delete the attachment. Probably, what will happen if there is an accumulation of attachmentz exceeding the 100KB limit is that the next person will be unable to send their attachment. Perhaps (I pray it isn't so!) ProBoards would bill me for exceeding the 100KB free space limit. I have not read the information about expanded file space for attachments (only scanned it), so it may be that the price for expanded file space is reasonable. (I seem to recall something about $2.00 (2 creditz) for xx amount of space ... the value of 'xx' is what I cannot recall at this time.)
Only .wwd filez (Gruntz Custom Level mapz) will be accepted here!
All other filez will be deleted, unopened ... ASAP!
Edit: Okay, I just read the attachment agreement, and the cost is 2 creditz ($2.00) per month for 20MB of space. That's not so bad, for the amount I foresee this Forum using (20MB should be overkill!). The downside is the per month, which is a calendar month ... frugality sayz to start on the 1st of the month (whatever month). On the 1st of the following month, the attachmentz are gone! There is lotz of room for losing thingz sent on the last few dayz of the month. The only way to prevent such losses would be to apply creditz in advance, and I am reluctant to go that route. (I pay 6 monthz at a time for the space at Neron Hosting, where we are currently using 116.6MB of 400MB that I am paying for already.)
P.S. Until there is actually an attachment to a post, I have no idea how I would go about deleting one after it has been processed ... there is absolutely nothing in what I have read about managing the attachment(z) stored.