[DECtalk] dectalk archive: six months afterward

[Ulysses Garcia]

Hi there,Drop Box folder? I heard there's a folder setting that only
allows the administrator of that folder to make changes, but most people
would have to pay a monthly or yearly subscription to get extra space.
I'm not sure how big the archive is in total. Maybe you could upload it
to the cloud and have a web site link to that server.
What about using a
On 10/26/2014 9:07 PM, Carlos Fernandez via Dectalk wrote:
> Hello list,
>
>     I'm once again checking back in with you about the dectalk archive
> and its future. Given that it's been active for almost six months (six
> months on 17 November), I figured it might be time to take it to the
> next level.
>     First let me state that any updates that have recently been sent
> will probably not be seen for a while. Since the latest version of
> BTSync is inaccessible, it is important to downgrade. Unfortunately,
> when I did that, my keys got scrambled. This means that when I used my
> keys for various folders, BTSync believed I was starting completely
> new folders. I have not yet figured out why nor how to fix it.
> Theoretically, it should not require anything on your end to start
> getting updates once I've got it all fixed.
>     That in mind, I would like your input on how this could be
> improved. I had a few ideas, which I thought I'd run past you for a
> quick yes or no.
> 1. A website version. I was thinking I could mirror this onto a web
> server and post it online. It would probably have bandwidth
> restrictions, but it would give those who do not like BTSync or who
> hear bittorrent and assume illegal a way to hear the content. I'm not
> sure if this is important or not.
> 2. A content restricted version. This could be an entirely separate
> copy of the archive with different BTSync keys and website that
> contained all of the productions except those with content that some
> might consider undesirable. Anything contributed to the
> content-restricted version would automatically be placed in the full
> version as well.
>     Also, I had a question about the dectalkified episodes of Red
> Dwarf. Well, two questions. First, should we keep them? I decided to
> leave them out of the no legal gray areas rule because of the history
> they represent. This will change if the BBC tells me otherwise, but
> until then, or unless the community asks to have it changed, they will
> remain. Secondly, if they remain, should they be updated? There are
> places where there are errors, and only the first six series of a
> ten-series show are present. Should we go through and correct them?
>     I think that's it, but please let me know if there is anything
> more I can do for the archive or the community.
>
> Thank you,
> Carlos
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