Post by cgold on Nov 24, 2021 14:19:38 GMT -5
Good day to you all!
In an effort to keep the website's attachment space to a minimum, there are a few suggestions that chrisP & I would like to pass on to you all:
1.) Any imagery that you wish to post should be done via an image share link (like what mikeblaze has been doing recently). This way, our ProBoards account doesn't run out of space as much. You are also more than welcome to join RetroAI's Facebook page. Image hosting there is much easier and storage space has not been a problem thus far.
2.) Any files any user wishes to share should do so via a file repository link. Most repositories are free (or offer a free usage up to a certain limit). Google Drive & Dropbox are two of the most popular platforms. You may post individual file links or you may post a link to your repository as a whole. This also keeps the file storage for this website down to a minimum.
*Recently I went through the files that were stored or attached in certain posts and downloaded them all. They are available on my Google Drive in a file marked "RetroAI Attachments." These files have been organized and they should be relatively easy to find. If anyone would like to add any files to this folder, please feel free to PM me or email me and I'll gladly add anything in.
In an effort to keep the website's attachment space to a minimum, there are a few suggestions that chrisP & I would like to pass on to you all:
1.) Any imagery that you wish to post should be done via an image share link (like what mikeblaze has been doing recently). This way, our ProBoards account doesn't run out of space as much. You are also more than welcome to join RetroAI's Facebook page. Image hosting there is much easier and storage space has not been a problem thus far.
2.) Any files any user wishes to share should do so via a file repository link. Most repositories are free (or offer a free usage up to a certain limit). Google Drive & Dropbox are two of the most popular platforms. You may post individual file links or you may post a link to your repository as a whole. This also keeps the file storage for this website down to a minimum.
*Recently I went through the files that were stored or attached in certain posts and downloaded them all. They are available on my Google Drive in a file marked "RetroAI Attachments." These files have been organized and they should be relatively easy to find. If anyone would like to add any files to this folder, please feel free to PM me or email me and I'll gladly add anything in.