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This is happening as many groups of friends/colleagues are trying it out.. Not a great start for most of us, I wonder how many will give up instead of trying again next week or so.

(from the same site) > By tagging photos using #SkyMilesLife and/or #DeltaMedallionLife, user grants Delta Air Lines (and those they authorize) a royalty-free, world-wide, perpetual, non-exclusive license

I'd argue this is also not limited to Twitter posts?

> User warrants and represents: (a) he/she is the sole and exclusive owner of the Submission, including all rights therein [...]

Because no one ever posted something they didn't own. I don't know the legality of any issues that this can bring, but this seems comical.

What would be the alternative though?

Do you have an idea if they chose to quit because they expect finding new jobs is easy right now, or any other aspect?

I was thinking as one failure of a 100TB disk has a very different impact of 10 failures of 1TB disks. It'd give some idea on how much data is lost due failures, no?

Would be interesting to also have metrics on failure per TB storage.