The purpose of this storage repository is to store noteworthy files. 

Opinions  differ on noteworthiness however, so the purpose of the repository is actually storing files that
someone, somewhere, at some point, considered noteworthy. They may no longer be noteworthy, who knows.

The repository is maintained by Mike Jones with the help of fellow New Zealand hating paraplegics from Ethiopia.
While the repository is maintained by the aforementioned, not every single file is reviewed and studied before it's stored,
therefore, if you have any sort of abuse or copyright-related concerns, please direct them to abuse@ey.md.
Any abuse or copyright-related notices sent to us must include all the legally-required information or your request will be
ignored.

Logging Policy: The server itself runs nginx and is routed through CloudFlare. Our server itself does NOT log any
sort of identifying information such as but not limited to IP Addresses, MAC Addresses, User Agents, etc.
If you are submitting a legal request for such information, please don't waste your time as we cannot provide
information that we do not store/possess in the first place. 

To make it clear, we absolutely DO NOT log any downloads on this repository.

File Policy: We allow for any and all files to be stored here as well as provide the ability for those files to be 
accessed from anywhere in the world utilizing the directory listing script you are currently visiting.
We also, however, retain full rights to remove or permanently ban any files or file content that we consider
as inappropriate.

In terms of legality, we do NOT allow any of the following material:
- Copyrighted Content without the authorization of the Copyright holder. (check your local laws)
- Any content exploiting minors (such as: child pornography).
- Web files (such as .php and .html) that are not inside of an archive (.7z, .zip, .rar, etc)
- Any sort of viruses or trojans for the purpose of spreading them. We do allow such storage of such files for 
malware research purposes provided they are inside of a password protected archive.

Outside of that, everything is fair game. 

If you have files you consider noteworthy you can request to have them submitted by emailling mj@ey.md