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Could everyone minimize the number of compressed files when uploading materials? This way, uploading will take less time, and those who download them will also save money. It’s a win-win situation; I hope everyone will discuss this
I agree; I hope that no one will send two packages at once. People come here mainly for convenience and to communicate with one another. Everyone surely has enough wealth, so there’s no need to earn money by splitting things up. :lol
This is a good question. However, for users who upload files, different permissions result in different limits on file size; this cannot be mandated strictly. One thing that can still be done is to try to divide the files uploaded by those users into parts that stay within their individual file size limits
In favor. This is a great suggestion; it can help save the money of students with lower financial resources and also facilitate sharing. If a compressed file contains materials of different types, the person who posts it should indicate this. Thank you!
It’s not just a matter of permissions; some files are quite large (even several dozen megabytes), so they are divided into parts within the limits allowed by one’s permissions, and those parts are compressed. Some files are only a few hundred or even dozens of kilobytes in size, but for the sake of easy classification, they are still placed in a compressed archive. I mention this situation so that everyone can understand it more objectively. It’s not just a matter of permissions; there are other requirements as well, such as the convenience of allowing everyone to download files in categories. I hope everyone understands.
I agree with the original poster’s suggestion; money can be saved.