I am no techie, but what about using a decentralized cloud storage for this?
For example SIA?
www.sia.tech
some takeaways from what they offer:
Completely Private
Sia encrypts and distributes your files across a decentralized network. You control your private encryption keys and you own your data. No outside company or third party can access or control your files, unlike traditional cloud storage providers.
Far More Affordable
On average, Sia's decentralized cloud storage costs 90% less than incumbent cloud storage providers. Storing 1TB of files on Sia costs about $1-2 per month, compared with $23 on Amazon S3.
Highly Redundant
Sia distributes and stores redundant file segments on nodes across the globe, eliminating any single point of failure and ensuring uptime that rivals traditional cloud storage providers.
Open Source
Sia’s software is completely open source, with contributions from leading software engineers and a thriving community of developers building innovative applications on the Sia API.
It's our plan to look at possibilities of decentralized storage at some point, including potentially using one that involves a blockchain. But at this point, storage isn't looking to be the highest maintenance cost, so we'll be focusing on the frontend first.
"stolen"
I think you need to calm down with these types of unfounded allegations.
Just a piece of advice I would give to anyone out there making any such allegations in public.
Mate, I'll leave the grass stains on ones knees to those who like that kind of stuff.
As for being realistic about things, Hive is not Steem.
That is what it all boils down to.
What is on Steem has nothing to do with Hive since the fork.
Even if many would love to keep rattling that saga and gain attention with it, for whatever reasons.
As for the advice, it is good advice, with good intentions.
At the end of the day, we are all responsible for what we say and do.
It's literally not "stolen" because we created a new blockchain, with a new token, and got new listings. No one owned anything before Hive existed and they sure are hell weren't "entitled" to it.
If the tokens that weren't airdropped are "stolen" then the SteemIt stake you used for years was "stolen" from the community. Regardless of if SteemIt delegated it or not, it was "stolen" according to your definition.