Quote from: Wesellfiles on August 08, 2018, 10:31:07 AM

Quote from: hugeblack on August 08, 2018, 10:14:38 AM

I think this site is a lightning copy of selling sites like [1] but why did you limit the upload to files only?.
Also, I can create a link without a need to create an account but how long will the link remain active?

There are some additions that I hope to find:

- The possibility of writing the price in dollars or euros instead of Satoshi.
- Accept bech32 "starting with bc1" addresses.

Can you review this page?[2] I tried to verify some addresses and did not succeed.
I will try your site later.

[1] https://selly.gg/
[2] https://wesellfiles.com/commandline

Hi, I have limited the upload to .zip files because I noticed that f.e. mp3 files will, sometimes, depending on the browser, get played directly inside the browser window wich makes it difficult to ensure that the file was actually downloaded by the user and not just cashed in the browser. It's there to reduce the risk for the user.
Currently I can not accept bech32 addresses because, as far as I know you, you can't sign messages with them and because of that you can't execute commands on my site because you can't prove that you are the owner of the address that has uploaded the file.

Selly looks interesting but the first thing you have to do is to make an account... I don't like accounts and I also don't like cookies. There is nothing like that on my page. You don't need an account to sell a file.
A file will be deleted if it hasn't been downloaded for more than 4 weeks. It's mentioned in the "?" on the upload page.

You can usually define this in the headers when providing the file for download.

You do have the option of allowing any files to be uploaded, but then zipping them on the backend:

1. User A uploads .MP3 file
2. System automatically compresses .MP3 in ZIP (perk of this is also file size savings)
3. When User B downloads, they download ZIP, uncompress to receive MP3.