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I get that when I paste improperly formatted CSV.
Nice clean look. Just FYI, newlines aren't properly formatted in the output:

    a,b,"c
    c",d,e
Also, what is the privacy policy as for data we paste into your site?
Ok removed that.

Privacy policy? Oh hi, I got yo pastes.

EDIT: Yep, you can inject JS too. Apologies for the way I posted that, did make sure there was nothing personal on there (was mostly test data and people copy-pasting Wiki stuff).

Just a warning - that page is ~7MB and crashed Firefox for me. Still pretty sad the browser can be halted via zerg rush.
Yeah it goes on to list all pastes on the site and gives you the ability to edit, destroy or view them.
Yeah, this was a very quick project and that slipped through. All fixed now. If people are interested I'd be happy to put due diligence in and put up a privacy policy!

Edit: maybe I'm an idiot and can't repro the js injection, could you link me? http://copypastecsv.herokuapp.com/pastes/8279b342

To be honest, there is not much need for a CSV host as most would just use Google Docs. It's a cool tool for hackers though.

EDIT: typos

Couldn't you say the same thing about Gist/PasteBin? Last I checked those were pretty popular...
Nice. I had a an idea for something similar. More like a library that takes in markdown formatted CSV and outputs well-formatted XLS/Pages document.
This is pretty nice, but it would be better if you could edit the columns - also, can you post this csv data to a url via ajax after it is formatted?