Then that's not unlimited space. Unlimited space is limitless space, meaning you cannot place restrictions on it. Thus, that is not unlimited space. You may want to reword that by calling it unmetered space. Even then, that does not exist. There is no such thing as an Unlimited GB HD, now is there?Originally posted by cdudeuk18
Read what i said .
Unlimited webspace **
Un-metered Data-transfer **
** = subject to term and conditions and [acceptable] use policy.
Can't you see what I'm getting at? A restriction is a limit. One has limited ways to use the webspace because of restrictions. That's why it is not unlimited space. 20 MB isn't a lot if the person is storing legit media.Originally posted by cdudeuk18
the acceptable use policy will restrict the unlimited webspace ... however if a users has real reasons for using high amounts of webspace .. i will support them. ANY accounts which slow down other will be suspended or deleted. However i doubt i'll get any accounts over 20mb
So what? Unlimited means unlimited, and that means no restrictions, no limits, no boundaries, by strict definition of the word. Imposing limits, boundaries, and restrictions makes an unlimited space plan an oxymoron.Originally posted by demise
yeah I know but some people just skip that part of the terms and stuff and then straight to the accept button...next thing you know you have all these members and too many to manage with warez.
You're not reading my post the way I worded it, it is not unlimited. There are restrictions, synonymous with limits. Calling it unlimited would be oxymoronic.Originally posted by cdudeuk18
The space is unlimited however certain files will not be allowed .. thus my point that a user can use as much web space as he or she needs.
20 MB isn't much if your gonna store media thereOriginally posted by Hayama-kun
Can't you see what I'm getting at? A restriction is a limit. One has limited ways to use the webspace because of restrictions. That's why it is not unlimited space. 20 MB isn't a lot if the person is storing legit media.