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This is not meant to be a 'cute' humorous response, but a serious one: trying to think of places that likely have next to no algorithmic banning, I wonder if Pa
by MollyRealized 4y ago
This is not meant to be a 'cute' humorous response, but a serious one: trying to think of places that likely have next to no algorithmic banning, I wonder if Pastebin is a solution. Perhaps I think of this because my earliest Internet experiences were with days of BBSs, with directories of text files and newsgroup postings.
- darepublic 4y agohttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/nag_hammadi_library https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/nag_hammadi_library
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoI don't get what you mean here, but thanks since I had totally forgotten this existed and it is actually useful to me for some other projects.
- bakugo 4y ago>I wonder if Pastebin is a solution Pastebin has had overly aggressive algorithmic deletions for a few years now, I wouldn't use it.
- notatoad 4y agoi think this is the difference between hosting and publishing. pastebin, BBSs, or even just uploading a file to a filehost like S3 would all work. but that doesn't put the content in front of anybody's eyes like the publishing platforms do. if you just upload a file somewhere, nobody is going to see it. and i assume that having other people read it is the point.