Peoples favorite upload sites for craft files

[Majorjim!]

Hi all,

I have been thinking about this and I wanted to see if

People are put off by craft being posted to

certain sites and then linked here on the forum.

Sites like, media fire and Dropbox and stuff.

What are the best/most popular?

Thanks!

MJ

[Red Iron Crown]

I use Dropbox, it's painless to upload and share, it's free, and the person downloading doesn't have to visit another site or deal with ads/download timers.

[Majorjim!]

What do people think of mediafire

With a direct download link?

[Space_Meerkat]

Mediafire. I'm with you Majorjim ^

[Woopert]

Dropbox or Box are good.

I don't like Mediafire much anymore, because there's pop-up windows when downloading from someone without a premium account or something.

Dropbox is a very straightforward, non-bogus file sharing site but IIRC they have limited bandwidth -- i.e., if your craft or mods get very popular they might take it down. (though craft files are so small that probably won't happen, not sure though)

Box is a new site, I believe, and it has a nice intuitive interface.

Google Drive is also becoming quite popular now.

[Kasuha]

Sendspace

As comfortable as imgur, no registration needed.

[cantab]

I just use my OneDrive (SkyDrive). I have an account there, why sign up for another service?

[Bothersome]

I use Dropbox, it's painless to upload and share, it's free, and the person downloading doesn't have to visit another site or deal with ads/download timers.

Couldn't have said it any better.

[Dkmdlb]

Dropbox. Easy to use and not half a dozen fake "download" links.

[EdFred]

I host a website for my company, and for a community.

I just stick them in a folder on the community website, and link to it on here.

[Spartwo]

Mediafire lets me count downloads.

[Mr. Man]

http://mega.co.nz

[Majorjim!]

Mediafire lets me count downloads.

Yeah I like that feature. I see a lot of love for Dropbox.

Can you tell how many download you have from this?