> Dear i-drive member,
> Over the past few weeks, you may have experienced problems accessing the 
> files in your i-drive. Please accept my personal apologies for this. I have 
> written this e-mail to tell you what we are doing to get back to great 
> performance.
> Since our launch last August, we've grown to over 3 million members, and we 
> are currently adding over 20,000 new users every day. Collectively, our 
> members and their guests download over 2 million files a day--documents, 
> MP3s, digital photos, software, games, Web pages--you name it. All this 
> growth has been essentially word-of-mouth, and even we did not anticipate 
> how quickly i-drive would catch on.
> As we've expanded our infrastructure to keep pace with this demand, we've 
> experienced some growing pains. In the coming weeks we'll be implementing 
> more powerful back-end systems, higher bandwidth, and more reliable access 
> to the site. We believe this will all add up to one important thing--a 
> great experience for our 3-million+ members. In the meantime, we have 
> implemented a daily download limit. You still have Infinite Space to store 
> things you save from the Web, but you will be restricted to just 150MB of 
> downloads a day (roughly 3 hours of music or 1000 word documents). While 
> this restriction will affect fewer than 2% of our users, all of you will 
> notice a significant increase in speed to the service.
> i-drive's mission is to be the best personal space on the Web for your 
> stuff. We are confident that the steps we are taking will pay off with the 
> kind of reliable, speedy performance that you have every right to expect. 
> You'll be hearing more from us soon, as we've been busy adding new features 
> to your i-drive like photo albums and music playlists.
> Thanks for your continued support!
> 
> Jeff Bonforte, CEO
> i-drive.com

ﾒﾝﾊﾞｰがｲﾊﾟｲ増えて困っちゃった
いろいろな事情で一日150MBしかﾀﾞｳｿできないけど勘弁してね
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参考：2000/06/11(日)06時02分37秒