Not all data is equally dear to the heart.

Someone keeps family photos and genealogy to pass on to their great-grandchildren in a hundred years. And some just dump server logs there for a week or two because after that they are of no use to anyone, not even themselves.

And here Walrus has finally done what many have dreamed of for years: you actually pay only for the term you need. Want — throw it in for eternity and pay accordingly. Want — throw it in for a month and a half and don’t overpay for what will just become dead weight in 30 days.

This is exactly the case when the economy feels alive.

You decide how valuable these bytes are to you. And you pay exactly for the level of your attachment to them.

Finally, someone has implemented this properly. Digital memory has ceased to be either free (and therefore cluttered with junk) or eternally expensive (and therefore only available to corporations and archives). A healthy middle ground has emerged. And it honestly brings a lot of joy.@Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus $WAL