File Hosting Policy: Need Clarification, thanks ^^

[karmar60]

Hello there, my first post here just want some clarification.

I am going to build a site for my students so they can view and download modules, this modules are in PDF of PPT/PPTX format. All modules are done by me.

In addition to modules, grades and some other files for our activities will be uploaded (i.e. textures, .blends, .fla, .psd) all of whom are done by me or are with CC license.

I will also build a gallery of students work.

Links to useful sites might also be provided. This site will probably just run at around 6 months.

If the content stated above is in violation of the File Hosting Policy, then please tell me. I don't want to be Permanently band.

* File Hosting Every file on your site must have to do with the website you put up, we are not a file storage service and we strictly prohibit scripts such as torrentflux or rapidleech.

File Storage: Accounts are not to be used for file storage, your account will be permenantly suspended if found to be breaking this rule. Downloads are only allowed on your x10Hosting account if they have to do directly with your website. e.g. you developed custom software and are selling it or giving it away. Accounts may not be used for mirrors, game file hosting, or any other type of file hosting not specified here.

[SJ.Wolfe]

As far as I know, as long as all of the files you offer for download on your site pertain to the site, they should be fine. However, if you want to stay on the safe side, it's perfectly fine to host your files off-site using a service dedicated to file hosting, such as http://mediafire.com - This is allowed in the ToS, as long as the files you link to are legal.

[Skizzerz]

As SJ.Wolfe stated above, yes that is fine to host here. If you ever find yourself approaching the 512MB disk space limit, you can request to have that limit lifted (but we'll likely need a login to your site in order to verify the site is what you say it is when you get around to requesting that)