I will be replacing the demo with a mock implementation that refuses to save your inputs, returning randomly generated quotes instead.
The internet is a bad place, and providing public data storage carries significant risks. I do not want to create a platform that could be exploited for illegal or unethical activities, as this could harm others and damage my reputation. While I really wanted to host my small programs as live demos, I cannot risk legal action or having my domain blacklisted.
Tinypaste is currently being rewritten. An upcoming update will introduce a new Rust branch, and the Go version will be updated to match the new features. You can check out the project on GitHub.