seeing how Megaupload is gone

[Shambler234]

can someone give us some new links for files that have been uploaded (like Teamfortress because that's been on mega and that's the only link)

[Guest]

How about torrents?

[bta.monster]

http://www.quaketastic.com/

problem solved
google for the password

[Seven]

Hello monster,

I know that you are right, but I always have a guilty conscience when I upload things there.
Imagine if everybody would use it for everything. The arrangement would get lost.
Many people might upload in the wrong subdirectories or other stuff.
The webspace there is not for free for the hoster too.
So I personaly use it only for "final" things and pay attention where to upload it.

But on the other side, we dont have anything comparable.
You are correct.
I only worry if everybody uses it, it might quickly become a new "rapidshare".
The original intention of this side (after "The good old shub hub") was to give the Quake community exactly the possibility to do just this, yes.
I only hope that it will not be misused.
Until today I never saw the admin deleting files from there.

Sorry for this post.
I just wanted to mention my thoughts.
Seven

[Baker]

Just realized Master Iggy is a spammer that has been unnoticed for about a year. Go figure.

[wicked_lord]

Dropbox - Simplify your life

New site you can upload just like megaupload!

[talisa]

mediafire, zippyshare, rapidshare, buckshare, filesonic, to name just a few.

theres tons more sites just like megaupload, its not like as if they really made any impact,
by shutting down one uploading site, while theres tons of them


btw torrents sounds like a good idea too to me, cuz it makes files be infinitely available as long as at least one person keeps seeding them, and they wont become unavailable like with most uploading sites.
if more people vote for that ill gladly keep seeding some files infinitely

i got tons of files for darkplaces myself, ill gladly turn some of em into torrents and seed them

[rev]

...as long as at least one person keeps seeding them, and they wont become unavailable...

that is exactly the primary downside of torrents. i'm a major user of torrents. but you have to be fairly quick about getting them. and you can basically forget getting anything 20 years or older.

[RL Clown]

mediafire, zippyshare, rapidshare, buckshare, filesonic, to name just a few.

theres tons more sites just like megaupload, its not like as if they really made any impact,
by shutting down one uploading site, while theres tons of them

I agree with you. They didn't really make a big impact. It's good to know that there will always be many uploading/downloading sites available. Sharing files allows people to open their minds. People are more willing to explore new things.