Hotfile is censoring themselves

[sniffdog]

Today I posted a new album on a popular blog and was refused by this blog because someone else posted a duplicate at the same time.

So the link was never publicized. Yet hotfile deleted the file within 1 hour.

That means that hofile pulls familiar filenames by themselves without being notified by a third party.

So it it's a popular file, always rename it.

sniffdog Reviewed by sniffdog on 18th Sep 2010. Hotfile is censoring themselves Today I posted a new album on a popular blog and was refused by this blog because someone else posted a duplicate at the same time. So the link was never publicized. Yet hotfile deleted the file within 1 hour. That means that hofile pulls familiar filenames by themselves without being notified by a third party. So it it's a popular file, always rename it. Rating: 5

[NewEraCracker]

screens aka proof or gtfo

[sniffdog]

Pull your head out of your ass ....

[ShareShiz]

dont worry.. RS did the same thing

thats why you dont name your stuff with the release name obviously

[Shiranami]

Lol, sorry...

[NewEraCracker]

I name my releases with release name. Most of them are still online. Links die when someone complains or bots kill it.

[Santocool]

don't use real names in your files, it's easy for them to find them and delete the files.
they remove files with rare names when third party reports the link.

and that's not new!

[Prohibited]

Change file name, make sure there is a password on it and change the MD5.

[Daniel]

Yeah, they delete files way to easily these days.

[KZEE]

they check MDS
renaming won't help