Quote - > Quote - not entirely.  I'm not going to go into detail, because it's not my place, but they're running a little shortstaffed at the moment.

edit  this was directed at pengy, sorry I didn't quote.

No worries - I just know that I'd be pissed to no end if I had no time to learn about the thing, then suddenly I have to run out and publicly defend/explain/handle-fallout-from/etc the new policy...

Actually, I wasn't even aware until it went live how it worked.  The way it's meant to work, it's actually pretty good. 

I mean, for all intents and purposes, the Renderosity-based hosting idea is based in ease of use for everyone...and I was reminded of it today.  I just went to check my freestuff, and for some reason, my hosting is suspended.  I know I paid my bill this month, I have the receipt, so I just raised a big fat hairy via email to my hosting company.  In the meantime, my freestuff is down.  (Not like I have hordes of freestuff.)  Now, I should have noticed that it was down before today, granted.  But, not everyone visits their own site every day.  
Anyway, having Renderosity host the freestuff would eliminate downtime, complaints from people who wanted to download my stuff, and possibly a few other things.

However, like I said before, I, too, agree that it should be a choice, not mandatory.

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