>>/10203/
> the main 81 folders in "image/"
Text file detailing the wrapper folders for each of those:
https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXeHZvrSZzLdX76k4ddd9MNBhi8BdzGEsjzZwec3u1S1i

That folder also includes:
. Some MLP images+videos
. Cropped screenshot which has the text "[WBM:] Snapshot cannot be displayed due to an internal server error"

 >>/10221/
> WARC containing two deleted things: archive.org/details/73745f647361706172616d5f646174 and archive.org/details/coverofworthlesstheyoungper
That's in a folder which also contains a 2023 complete WARC of the MLP Trading Post website: "www.mlptp.net-2023-07-13-1531f230". Those things are offline in this 187.37-GiB folder: /ipfs/QmYwmARaevcTA4y3sT3M65b3p7EnKVVJ9FzyMuxuugBcFJ >>/pone/10220@9086
> file sharing
There's some ways to go about file sharing. Basically all file sharing things are temporary if you think about it, but some are more permanent than others; "free" methods:
. elistist: BitTorrent (P2P), archive.org/details/
. not elistist: IPFS (P2P), catbox.moe
. must sign in every ~5 months, otherwise they delete all of your data:
.. "[fart] cloud storage" such as: Google Drive, MEGA, Dropbox
... P2P: websites Filebase and Pinata
. not elistist: bunch of file sharing websites which say that they are temporary and for how long
.. send.cm has a file retention duration of 15 days
.. These websites are more honest than "cloud storage" shits because they don't pretend to be somewhat permanent

If you have difficulties uploading, I recommend a non-elistist and fault-tolerant uploading method: IPFS. As long as it isn't a "vast amount of data", I can store what you share "forever" and have it online for at least month(s). Program uptime in HPC: 72 days. Also in HPC - I'm importing CAR files over SSH via GNU screen sessions:
. 14895.pts-2.lubuntu (04/18/2024 01:49:15 AM) (Detached)
. 31741.pts-6.lubuntu (04/13/2024 01:14:17 AM) (Detached)

(I should use better names for those, such as "ingress.z9" and "ingress.zb".) I can make more screen sessions to pin some data if someone want so share something.