Alright kids playtime is over. Just to prove that sagefag isn't the genius he pretends to be, here's how we're gonna do it for the time being:
WVVoU01HTklUVFpNZVRrelpETmpkVnBJU25aalIwcDJaVU0xYW1JeU1IWmpNazV6VERKYWNFd3pVbWxqZW13MVdrUm5NbUo2Um5aamFsVjVXVzFLYUZwWGFERmFlVGxVV1Zka2JGTllUa1JpTWpseVdsZFJkVTR6Ynk5amJYaHlXbGhyT1dSVWJIRmpNMHByWVROQ2EyTklUalphZWswMFpGUm5OR0V5T1RGalJ6RnVaVU5hZW1SRU1XMWlWMmh6VDBjNWFGbHBXbXRpUkRCMw==
That's a dropbox link to a locked archive - 7zip, filename encrypted too. In about 24 hours, I will delete the file first and then release the password.
Unless sagefag wants to perjure himself, there is nothing he can do - dropbox will not allow a random Andy to send a takedown request like Mega.
Next time I share, I will be sharing 50/50 mix of relevant archives and dummy-file archives. This way, if sage *does* want to perjure himself and go as far as to use his real info so that Dropbox will pick it up, he'll be DMCA'ing a file I myself have legal copyright to, which means I could then summon him to court. And if he decides to wait until I release the password to avoid this risk, then obviously there will be nothing to report.
Just one file for this test, tho, on a burner dropbox acc obviously.
Good luck, sagefag..