Difference between revisions of "Penny tray site"
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* No files visible upon visiting the site. | * No files visible upon visiting the site. | ||
** User is presented with a file upload box. | ** User is presented with a file upload box. | ||
| − | * Strict file size limit, like | + | * Strict file size limit, like 1MB or something. |
* Limited sampling of files are presented to the user upon upload. | * Limited sampling of files are presented to the user upon upload. | ||
** Not all of the files. Keeps it interesting. | ** Not all of the files. Keeps it interesting. | ||
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* File is deleted after so many downloads. | * File is deleted after so many downloads. | ||
* Max number of files or disk size on the server. | * Max number of files or disk size on the server. | ||
| − | ** | + | ** 1,000 1MB files maybe? |
** Upon the "penny tray" getting full, full access to all files is presented to the user until a sufficient amount of room is made in the "tray" at which point it reverts to presenting the user with an upload box. | ** Upon the "penny tray" getting full, full access to all files is presented to the user until a sufficient amount of room is made in the "tray" at which point it reverts to presenting the user with an upload box. | ||
Revision as of 03:37, 18 February 2013
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Overview
A website working similarly to a "take a penny, leave a penny" tray common at many convenient stores in the US. You upload a file to get access to other uploaded files on the site.
Features
- No files visible upon visiting the site.
- User is presented with a file upload box.
- Strict file size limit, like 1MB or something.
- Limited sampling of files are presented to the user upon upload.
- Not all of the files. Keeps it interesting.
- Strict one download per upload.
- File is deleted after so many downloads.
- Max number of files or disk size on the server.
- 1,000 1MB files maybe?
- Upon the "penny tray" getting full, full access to all files is presented to the user until a sufficient amount of room is made in the "tray" at which point it reverts to presenting the user with an upload box.
