Good thing about that is that unlike bandwith, space is 'permanent' and it's not like as the Org has more videos the price will be bigger; yes, I know that hard drives don't cost pennies, but good thing that as time passes on, they are getting cheaper. Bandwith would be a bigger problem instead, but since those videos aren't that famous, they won't generate a big fuss in the server. That's the same problem Youtube is actually having, the storage *is* always something important to take care of, but the bandwith costs are breaking them down. Unless you get a rage of 1000 amvs of 100mb each, I believe it will be alright.
I actually think I made the same post than Kai Stromler

, in any case, I don't think that storage could be a big problem to the Org now, and in that case, there could be some kind of solutions, like re-encoding videos of people that no longer login on for a long time, limiting period between uploads, etc. although I don't think it would be a bright idea to do here considering the real purpose of the site of hosting every possible AMV.
Qyot27 wrote:only three or four of them have even broken the 500 downloads mark (and the ones that did were released 5 or 6 years ago), with most not even having gotten past 250 downloads.
thanks for making me sad (?)
pd: how do you check the total downloads for an AMV? I can only see in a year, or previous year.