not sure. Mega did say to share keys via secure channels or something
if someone develop a site similar to tuxfire
that can convert keys to something else that we can share securely
without revealing real key. if its possible to do that...

Step 1 - collect underpants

Step 2 - ???

Step 3 - PROFIT

Mega Implications for AT:
For any who didn't know, the founder of MU started a new file storage service, "Mega".  The twist is that all files have to be encrypted so Mega doesn't and can't know the contents.  If this succeeds as a legal defense for download services, there are several implications for us:

1. It will provide a model for download services to survive and thrive as businesses.  Good for us.
2. DMCA will have to come to the portals to get links and passwords.  They will try to automate harvesting as much as possible to keep costs down.
3. DMCA enforcement letters will probably have to come to the portals instead of the download service as well.  This is bad for them (swatting mosquitoes instead of shooting an elephant), but may create difficulties for us as well.

First Suggestions:
1. Show titles and other sensitive information should be contained in photo images, not plain text.  Make it hard for bots to harvest.
2. Comments section should have auto-correction to substitute for a list of trigger words, such as the names of certain companies like 'Funny-mae-shin' so our users can't accidentally hang a target on our backs.  (In a recent example, if you Googled that company, an AT page was one of the first three hits for a while.  That's not good.  And the links on that page went dead very fast.)
3. ?