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Archive structure poll

  • Same as before - one big folder with everything, ordered by release 53
  • A folder for each year 22
  • A folder for each franchise 76
  • 2025-08-01
  • —2025-08-08
  • 151 votes
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Content

Since I'll have to reorganize everything, might as well get your opinions on the structure in the Pixeldrain archive. I don't like the idea of having separate folders for each project, but I can organize the files a little bit more than not at all.

P.S.: I've updated the links in the welcome notes. Still need to upload the oldest anims, but you'll at least have access to my recent works.

Comments

Bruh

I'd like a combo out of the first two. A folder for each year and inside ordered after release for said year.

lewdgazer

Oh yes, that goes without saying - I'm not changing the naming scheme. If I had to change the archive structure, then this is the best approach, I think.

multi

Nothing like turning your ban into a chance to get organized. Personally, I'd like by franchise, since I can sort by date through your patreon posts usually.

lewdgazer

When life gives you lemons and all that 😤

Palantir

May I also suggest Dropbox? Pixeldrain is slow sometimes. F MEGA for nuking your stuff.

lewdgazer

You may! I honestly never used Dropbox much, but I'll keep it in mind in case anything happens to Pixeldrain.

Palantir

I'd throw in Google Drive but with a collection as large as yours I'm not sure how it'd work.

0220NEVIR

I'm open to any new download site, as long as it's fast enough with minimal restrictions. I believe once any platform monopolizes the market, it inevitably evolves toward centralization—and once centralization takes hold, increased restrictions and paywalls follow.

lewdgazer

That got dark D: I'm not sure if Mega has monopolized the market, but it's definitely a major player, yeah.