Just A Minute

On Tuesday, 21 June 2016, drling0@... [just-a-minute] <just-a-minute@...> wrote:

 

Mark
Thanks for all of your hard work
I went to the mega site and was able to access the files quite easily.

I have a (humble) suggestion and a question:

(Humble) suggestion - Do you think it may be easier to navigate to a specific file if the long list of files was split into more manageable folders?

Question - How do you find upload speeds with mega?  I have been using onedrive and dropbox for personal stuff and was interested how they compare with mega. 

Yours
David

On Tuesday, 21 June 2016, drling0@... [just-a-minute] <just-a-minute@...> wrote:

 

Mark
As soon as I made my post, I had the same question as you.  My first thought was by series but that may be more work.  Then I thought of folders named by series AND date - and I thought that would be even more work.  Then I got a bit of a headache.

After checking out your site I opened a free mega account to give it a try.  I am currently getting upload speeds of about 60 kb/s which is not too bad.  Just drag and drop the files and then go and make a cup of tea.

Thanks for your work

David

On Tuesday, 21 June 2016, drling0@... [just-a-minute] <just-a-minute@...> wrote:

 

Mark
As soon as I made my post, I had the same question as you.  My first thought was by series but that may be more work.  Then I thought of folders named by series AND date - and I thought that would be even more work.  Then I got a bit of a headache.

After checking out your site I opened a free mega account to give it a try.  I am currently getting upload speeds of about 60 kb/s which is not too bad.  Just drag and drop the files and then go and make a cup of tea.

Thanks for your work

David

On Tuesday, 21 June 2016, nylon <mark@...> wrote:

Yes. The problem with sorting into subfolders is that detail is made less accessible. E.g. If you have 74 folders for series, you need to enter 74 folders individually to check for dupes. I'm hoping to make the Megajar as zero-maintenance as possible.

What do you other Jammers think? Subfolders? If so, what hierarchy?

How will most people access downloads, or search for content?

Mark

On Tuesday, 21 June 2016, drling0@... [just-a-minute] <just-a-minute@...> wrote:

 

Mark
As soon as I made my post, I had the same question as you.  My first thought was by series but that may be more work.  Then I thought of folders named by series AND date - and I thought that would be even more work.  Then I got a bit of a headache.

After checking out your site I opened a free mega account to give it a try.  I am currently getting upload speeds of about 60 kb/s which is not too bad.  Just drag and drop the files and then go and make a cup of tea.

Thanks for your work

David

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Mark

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