How do I contact you?

You can always contact me for any reason by mailing to clueless thunked.org. If you want to report an inappropriate paste you can also mail to abuse thunked.org. Keep in mind that although I try to react as fast as possible, I'm just a single person and it might take a while before I get to see your abuse report. Just in case it wasn't clear, the @ symbol is not included in the email addresses, I'm sure you know where to place it.

What is ThunkBin?

ThunkBin is an attempt to improve on the other pastebins you find online, its key feature at this moment is multi-file pastes. It is still a work in progress, over time it will hopefully evolve to bring you the best pastebin experience you can find.

Is the source available?

Certainly! There is a github repository with the source code. The source is released under the MIT license.

What's the difference between public, private and encrypted pastes?

Public pastes are visible to everyone, people can browse through all public pastes via the public paste listing. Private pastes are much like public pastes, but only people who know the url can access them. They are never linked to from anywhere on the site.
Encrypted pastes are stored with 256 bit AES encryption and can only be viewed after providing the passphrase required to decrypt the paste. Not just the pastes contents are encrypted, but all the meta data surounding the paste are encrypted as well (title, author, filenames). I cannot myself read any encrypted paste if you provided a strong enough password, but that does not mean your pastes are 100% secure. My hosting provider could sniff your POST data and log the password when you first paste it, or when you try to decrypt it. A judge could potentially order me to silently log the password of a certain paste. With this information you can judge if encrypted pastes are secure enough for your threat model.