Remove link to Hastebin, where pastes quickly expire#459
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The Hastebin (https://hastebin.com/) website is known to only keep pastes for a couple of days, while other websites, including but not limited to GitHub's own Gist service, keep pastes for much longer or indefinitely.
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The Hastebin website is known to only keep pastes for a couple of days, while other websites, including but not limited to GitHub's own Gist service, keep pastes for much longer or indefinitely.
Feel free to suggest alternative paste sites if GitHub Gist is not your thing, but make sure the website actually keeps pastes for more than a few days first.