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I just did a benchmark of Wupload/Filesonic speeds (from our gbit vps). Someone else may find this useful. http://pastebin.com/XhALuJYH

Time for a review I think. We've been using HH for just over a month, had one minor problem but it was fixed very quickly. Overall, the quality and speed is very good and I've recommended HH to everyone buying our Publisher service. The support is usually very fast if you need something, and...

DISCLAIMER: We didn't create Mukki.org, just the idea behind their site and features.

I never said you used our code. As for having a new face... well, your "new face" is remarkably similar to something that the old SceneDDL/xldr crew tried once or twice (4th image) and was disliked by the majority of users. I wish you luck, but ultimately you and all of your predecessors lack...

Tested their service both for uploading and downloading. Uploaded at at least 20+ MB/s to all services tested (peak 59MB/s) Downloaded from our sources in multiple countries at consistantly high speeds (20-40MB/s). We will definately buy one when we require a resource upgrade.

Once we settle on a stable ISP things should be all good.

FTP. Torrents are too unreliable.

We've been avoiding Rapidshare because they were a constant pain in the ass last time. Maybe things have changed now, but I rarely see Rapidshare links anymore. Last time around we had to open a new collector account every few days. They also imposed a hard cap of 2mb/s on upload speeds (we...

Very useful, thanks :)

Any advice on choosing who to submit to?

Are there any other requirements to being accepted? Minimum volume, content type, etc? I'd assume it just varies from site to site. Very informative :) These sites appeal to people who know what the scene is, and what to look for. The vast majority do not.

I was unaware the real DDL community even knew we existed back in the day :P As for affiliations, we're looking for the best ways to exploit our love of sharing. I'd assume spreading links around would achieve that goal. But as I stated, I'm unfamiliar with how one would go about doing that...

The overall theme here seems to revolve around which file hosts you have. Is the remaining step basically get white-listed by other DDL sites?

Hehe. We're currently doing a public testing phase. When we're considered "open" we'll be cranking out around 200-300 posts a day.

Ours never cost that much, and we had some large servers at one point. They can pay for themselves if run correctly. Helping others isn't something we've explored. Although I saw someone with a thread on this site with 100 pages selling a script that leeched from my site and reuploaded. Lame :F

We already use filesonic, fileserve is planned. Rapidshare was going down the drain when we stopped ages ago, do people still use it?

We've been closed for almost 2 years. The site was turned on publicly yesterday and we've yet to advertise anywhere. Rlslog isn't automated, and relies on user submitted links.

Hello there, I'm one of the lead developers of SceneDDL, a website initially founded in 2009 that automatically uploads the majority of releases from The Scene. It has spawned several successors (such as SceneFlux, Mukki, DDLTheNet, etc). Most people here will likely not have heard of any of...