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I disagree. Dropbox is a very good choice for hosting this content because it was designed to host and share medium to large sized files. As long as you are not

I disagree. Dropbox is a very good choice for hosting this content because it was designed to host and share medium to large sized files. As long as you are not using Dropbox as your CDN and get less than a few hundred downloads a day, you should be good. EDIT : Here is sample dropbox download speed : http://cl.ly/Xs5J http://cl.ly/Xs5J

nacs 12y ago
The issue isn't the download speed. It's the total bandwidth limit enforced by Dropbox. It's super low (from http://lifehacker.com/5704367/what-are-dropboxs-bandwidth-limits http://lifehacker.com/5704367/what-are-dropboxs-bandwidth-li... ): > According to Dropbox support, public links for free accounts may not use more than 10GB of bandwidth per day while that limit is 250GB per day for paid Dropbox accounts. OP responded to my post saying they were indeed disabled already. Dropbox is good for sharing with 1 or 2 people but bad for sharing with the general public.