More Links Fixed

I've replaced a lot more ZippyShare links with Mega ones. All the links where the artist names begin with A or B have been replaced. But since then, I've only been replacing the albums that contain all or mostly unreleased material. I've done that for C, D, E, and most of F as I write this.

For the other albums that contain a lot of released material, I'm going to go with a different file sharing service, since I've heard Mega can be harsh with copyright violators. Three strikes in a six month window and all your links die. If nothing else, it makes sense that I don't put all my eggs in one basket, so if something like that happens, I'll only lose a portion of the links.

The problem is, I still haven't decided what the other file sharing service should be. For them to be lax on the copyright issue is key. I'd also like one where inactive links last longer than 30 days. Another problem I had with ZippyShare is that links would sometimes die for no reason, once that definitely weren't inactive for 30 days, and I wouldn't know why or be able to see which ones died like that, so I wouldn't know to fix them. I was going to go with Workupload, since inactive links last 90 days, but I've been told they have links randomly die for no reason too. I'd also like something that's free, or at least I don't have to pay too much. I'll be paying some for Mega already, since their free service isn't nearly enough space for me. As a bonus, it would be nice if I could be told how many people are downloading each file. (Mega doesn't do that, as far as I can tell.)

So if anyone has advice on what I should do, please tell me, so I can fill in the other links. The copyright issue especially isn't something you learn from official policies, but is more of a word of mouth thing. Ditto with links mysteriously dying.

I don't trust Google drive, plus, this blog is run by Google, and I shouldn't put all my eggs in one basket that way either. Sendspace, Wetransfer, Filefactory, and katfile links die after 30 inactive days or less. Mediafire apparently is harsh on the copyright issue. Krakenfiles has files randomly disappear. Turbobit and Rapidgator have captcha and timers that annoy downloaders.

In addition to Workupload, these ones are still in the running: uloz.to (I can't figure out their inactive links policy), megaup.net (inactive files last 60 days), Dropbox (they say files die, but I can't find the details), upload.ee (inactive files last 120 days if you're registered), bayfiles (inactive links don't die), openload.cc (inactive links don't die), Imagenetz (inactive files last 500 days), Nitroflare (inactive files last 90 days). If anyone has any further advice, please let me know ASAP!