I apologize if this info is already posted somewhere but I couldn't find it.

If I purchase the additional "Forum Uploads" for my DKPSystem guildsite...

1. How much space do I get overall?
2. Is there a maximum file size that can be uploaded?
3. Is there a bandwidth limitation on the downloads?
4. Is there a "number of uploads/downloads" per day limitation?

I'll try to answer some of them. My answers may not be accurate if Chops policy has changed over the last year and a half but this is how it was when I signed up.

There currently is no limit but that could change. Chops in the past has indicated that he will not restrict space unless he sees a site getting out of hand. In that event he has typically stated that his first request would be to verify if there are old files that can be deleted.

This I'm not sure about but I don't believe so.

I'm pretty sure the bandwidth is the same for all. I do know that Chops has a specific file server now but I'm not sure if it has bandwidth limitations that are different that then web servers.

I've not run into a cap on this yet and I don't believe there is one.

**Note I don't work for DKP Systems so my answers may not be accurate. I've just been around a while.

Saud is almost completely right (as usual).


The only difference is that there IS a maximum file size, which is something like 90 meg.

There is currently no space and bandwidth limitations beyond "be reasonable." By that, I mean if you want to post a bunch of 300meg videos or the like, that I kindly request that you utilize services that are more equipped to deal with heavy duty bandwidth such as filefront. If you were to post "The Next Big Thing" (tm) on your guild's site and it became popular, that might be a problem.

Even on my own guild's site, I host big files (videos) on filefront.

So far, I've never had problems with space and bandwidth, except on patch day where the entire wow-related-internet grinds to a halt (more hardware on the way).

Thanks much for the info guys.


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