KDE's Pastebin
KDE now has it's own pastebin--paste.kde.org.
The KDE pastebin was developed by the KDE-employee Sayak Banerjee and should be available soon in the KDE git repository.
Serving members of the KDE project, the new pastebin allows for posting of source code snippets and uses syntax highlighting which adds ease to reviewing code. Users will notice that the pastebin is ad free and that their pastes can be password protected. Additionally users can take advantage of the RSS notification feature as well.
More information can be found on the KDE Webby Stuff Blog and paste.kde.org.
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