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Hm, well I guess we don't need these setup instructions then. 

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VolunteerGrid.md

@ -5,12 +5,6 @@ The volunteergrid is a tahoe storage grid from users for users. Contrary to the
There are usually between 15 and 20 active servers. Volunteergrid is not accepting new members at this time. There are usually between 15 and 20 active servers. Volunteergrid is not accepting new members at this time.
# Setting up a volunteergrid (storage) node
* Follow the [install instructions](http://tahoe-lafs.org/source/tahoe/trunk/docs/quickstart.html)
* If your storage server is behind a firewall/NAT, please set up port forwarding to your *tub.port* and point *tub.location* to your external IP address (see [configuration](http://tahoe-lafs.org/source/tahoe/trunk/docs/configuration.txt)).
* Set your WUI port (`web.port`) to 9797 (so that conventional http``````://localhost:9797/<some-filecap> URLs work).
* Please subscribe to the [volunteergrid-l](http://tahoe-lafs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volunteergrid-l) mailing list - it is very low-traffic but might feature important announcements.
# Best practices # Best practices
* If you destroy data (by accident or decision), let us know! Please inform us on the mailing list or ping us on IRC. * If you destroy data (by accident or decision), let us know! Please inform us on the mailing list or ping us on IRC.
* Please provide at least as much space as you use. (Don't forget to consider the redundancy factor: If you upload 1 GB of data, the grid will receive 3.33 GB of encoded data (3-of-10 encoding = 10/3 x file size = 3.33 x file size).) * Please provide at least as much space as you use. (Don't forget to consider the redundancy factor: If you upload 1 GB of data, the grid will receive 3.33 GB of encoded data (3-of-10 encoding = 10/3 x file size = 3.33 x file size).)