[olug] [OT]:Fwd: [snifl] question re online archiving

[charles.bird at powerdnn.com]

I would try a university somewhere


-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Thacker <dthacker9 at cox.net>

Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2009 10:15:54 
To: <olug at olug.org>
Subject: [olug] [OT]:Fwd: [snifl] question re online archiving


The email below is from one of my fellow PBEM soccer players.  I'm fowarding 
this to the OLUG list because you folks are very knowledgeable about online 
resources and may know of something that fits Simon's requirements.

Thanks for reading.    

Dave Thacker

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Subject: [snifl] question re online archiving
Date: Sunday 21 June 2009
From: Simon Reeves <hellofromsimonreeves at gmail.com>
To: snifl <snifl at yahoogroups.com>

got a question
my dad has a rare type of cancer, he would like to be able to put his
scans up on the net somewhere so that various doctors could download
them. At the moment he has cd's which he posts to them, but the
experts are in the states and in Europe, I know there is rapid share
etc, but they expire after a while. Wants a service where he can pay a
small fee, annually and people can dl them (talking say 2 gigs max)
and they stay there for a couple of years, probably going to be
downloaded about 15 times max in total, he would just post them the
link. His idea is for other patients to do the same thing thus
spreading knowledge of the cancer (very rare, about 1 in a million or
so, maybe 20 people in Australia have it) and hopefully improving
treatment and research, so I would like something commercial and easy
to use as most of the patients are older and not tech literate.
its a bunch of pics and i assume some reports

Suggestions?

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