Sunday January 23rd 2005, 2:15 am
Filed under: %a la mod
Filed under: %a la mod
Joi tried to explain how easy it is to upload content to archive.org :
[once you have created an account on the site and logged in]
just ftp to audio-uploads.archive.org
[logging in with your email address and password from the website]
mkdir the name of the file without the extension
cd to it
upload it
then go to uploading a file from your
machine to a remote machine using a browser, is neatly handled by the
two-step “Browse…” form with which every Windows user and most web
users are familiar.
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[logging in with your email address and password from the website]
mkdir the name of the file without the extension
cd to it
upload it
then go to uploading a file from your
machine to a remote machine using a browser, is neatly handled by the
two-step “Browse…” form with which every Windows user and most web
users are familiar.
So I want to know how this could be allowed to happen? How can
all of the brilliant people who I know both visit archive.org often,
know its developers and supporters, have excellent design sense… how
can these people let the site slouch around in its current state of
confusion?
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