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Bandwidth @mac.com?
I was not aware that Apple restricted bandwidth. Is this something new? I know that *many* software developers use mac.com to distribute updates, etc.
Bandwidth @mac.com?
thats what i thought too, but a friend has noticed
Fuzzy guidelines...
I read all the guidelines before I moved the Guidebook there, and there's nothing definitive about bandwidth usage. They just make some statement that gives them the rights to suspend the page if usage is too high.
Fuzzy guidelines...
Do you have a means of seeing if there was a huge spike in downloads in the last 48 hours or something.. I'm just trying to figure out the "meter".. is it clocking bandwidth cumulatively over a long period of time, or does it react to spikes of activity, etc. Hmmm.
Fuzzy guidelines...
Last year I posted 18MB Gaming video my Mac.com website and according to the counter on that page it had over 13K people visit in two days. Received a lot of responses from people thanking me for the file.
iTools Police
It may be a newer thing -- I have long predicted Apple starting to get more strict about iTools resources use. I know some people who have several accounts (as opposed to buying more disk space from them). With the economy the way it is, if they can afford to police things, they probably will start doing it. |
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