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Note the Privacy Policy

March 21st, 2008

Dear users:

Please note that, as of this week, PersonalLog is in compliance with the Privacy Policy of the FreddyWare Solutions Enterprise Network. A few sections of this privacy policy which apply specifically to PersonalLog and FreddyWare Web Services are highlighted on the Privacy Policy page on this site.

Several things to note: we use cookies, we collect information about you from your user profile and your blog posts, but we are limited in how we can use that information.

Please read the Privacy Policy of our network to fully understand how you are protected.

Got large files? Put them on another host.

March 3rd, 2008

Unfortunately, we’re not Google, and we can’t offer you 6 GB on Gmail and 1 GB on your Blogger uploads.

Unfortunately, we’re not WordPress.com either (and we love them very much except for the huge bloated number of users), and you don’t get 3 GB for uploads.

But if you’re lucky, you don’t get the default 25 MB of space either. I am fully capable of upgrading the storage space allocated to each blog. Smash.Weblog — our newest high-volume site — has been given 100 MB. It’s not a lot, but it’s certainly enough for the amount of pictures that the usual text-based blogger needs.

You should note the following restrictions:

  • 25 MB storage space for the new blog; this can be increased to 1024 MB
  • 1500 KB maximum size per file
  • These file types are not permitted: mp3 mov avi wmv midi mid rar zip 7z exe mp4
    • Executable files
    • Archives
    • Multimedia files other than .swf (Flash)
  • These file types are permitted: jpg jpeg png gif bmp doc ppt xls docx pptx xlsx pdf swf (we’re willing to add more if you comment)

If you want to be sharing files (compliant with our Terms of Service, of course, which does not allow warez), software, or music, you might want to take a look at some of the following free file hosts:

While others are specialized to hosting pictures:

In the meantime, keep in mind that you are bound by the Terms of Service.