Hey, love BTSync, and I've been using it for a bit. Trying to figure out some workflow things, and I thought i'd throw this out there and see if anyone else has some different perspectives. My setup: My Macbook Pro with a 750GB hard drive that's my main computer, I do lots of video editing projects, photography, etc. Lots of data being created all the time. And I'm always running short of space on there. And then I've got a couple BTSync nodes (our home 6TB NAS server, an old tower with a 1TB hd sitting at work, etc.) syncing those folders read-only from my laptop. The main thing I want to be able to do with BTSync is keep everything on my laptop continually backed up (which it does wonderfully), but then when I go to archive old projects to make room on my laptop hard drive, I'd love it if the nodes kept the old files and didn't delete anything. So basically using the nodes as a big distributed archival system. I know if I delete stuff from my laptop, the nodes will move the stuff into the .SyncArchive folders, but only for 30 days, and then I'd have to move stuff from that .SyncArchive folder to a safe unsynced folder, repeating for each node, etc. Anyway, just wondering if anyone else is doing anything similar. Basically a one-way sync as a backup, but not syncing deletions. Kinda. Or some alternative to that. Thanks! Alex