Q: Do you plan to implement storage restrictions when users have, in due time, accumulated tens of gigabytes across projects (lists)?
It's difficult to imagine that you could offer unlimited storage as an LTD for very long.
Thanks,
Seb
Tony_Upbase
May 15, 2024A: Thank you for bringing this concern to my attention. At the moment, we do not have a plan for implementing storage restrictions for LTD users who have accumulated large amounts of data across their projects or lists. Cheers,
Jack.SIt is possible to have unlimited storage space.
See examples: Taskade, Berrycast.
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Of course, you could give a caveat if someone exaggerated holding TB of data, there would be an option to opt out as part of fair use of storage.
Updating the examples:
Taskade has introduced limits for storage though.
But the platform that holds large amounts of data Berrycast still offers unlimited storage for video's on a subscription.
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I think the concept of fair use of data could be introduced into the regulations.
For example, WASABI has something similar in relation to bandwidth (it says unlimited bandwidth, but also stipulates that it must be fair).
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However, if you were to introduce capacity limits, then you would need a tool, a file manager that could remove, for example, large, outdated files.
Although, on the other hand, it would be good to have control over it so that someone doesn't remove something unnecessarily.