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  Member 2 Level 34.28 Feb 2006 
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That works as long as your university doesn't freak out over you hosting an FTP. But based off how much these attachments get downloaded you probably wouldn't use up enough bandwidth for them to throw a fit.
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 Member 485 Level 36.24 Mar 2006
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I think I'm going to go for it if no one else would like to volunteer. I use tons of p2p software, torrents, etc and have never been caught and gotten no notices, so i think it should be fine. Well, here comes the long haul of getting everything on the FTP...
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Member 748 Level 46.39 Mar 2006
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I think having an FTP repository as well as month-old attachments is probably the best solution. That way you don't have to teach newbs how to upload sheet music through an FTP, so the barrier to contributing is low. And if a newb wants to download files, he'll have the motivation to learn how to use an FTP.
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