content: remove Web3.Storage callout in pinning services how-to per @jnthnvctr

Author: jessicaschilling

docs/how-to/work-with-pinning-services.md

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 Depending on how you use IPFS, you might find it helpful to use a **remote pinning service** instead of, or in addition to, pinning files on your local IPFS node. Whether it happens remotely or locally, **pinning** an item in IPFS identifies it as something you always wish to keep available, exempting it from the routine _garbage collection_ that IPFS does on infrequently-used items in order to efficiently manage storage space. [Learn more about local pinning →](pin-files.md)
 
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-If you're looking for long-term storage, Web3.Storage combines the speed of a pinning service and the data resiliency of Filecoin. [Find out more at Web3.Storage →](https://web3.storage)
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 If you've got just one local IPFS node that's always running, local pinning may be all you need to ensure your important items are persisted and never garbage-collected. However, using a remote pinning service — or creating your own — might be useful to you if:
 
 - Your local node isn't always online, but you need items to be consistently available.