Expired Domain

[OrangeYoshi]

It seems to have gotten better.

Confirmed.

I once again co-propose moving it to a site where it doesn't have to be kept up or paid for.

 

[Junuxx]

Yay!

I once again co-propose moving it to a site where it doesn't have to be kept up or paid for.

Such as? AFAIK free hosting generally means ads and banners, poor reliability or low data limits, possibly a combination of those.

 

[sbr]

Yay!



Such as? AFAIK free hosting generally means ads and banners, poor reliability or low data limits, possibly a combination of those.

punkbob has his own personal server that he has offered.

Hey, I run the backup OT forums. If you need server space/domain name or any other help let me know. I'd even be willing just to act as a mirror if you want.

 

[Junuxx]

Trying to edit an article gives a database error.

 

[OrangeYoshi]

Yay!



Such as? AFAIK free hosting generally means ads and banners, poor reliability or low data limits, possibly a combination of those.

As sbr said, Punkbob's server is completely spambot, ad, banner, poor reliablity, and low data limit free.

I.E. Perfect for at least the EU3 wiki, and all the wiki's if we can move them. I would say how much room he has (it is a lot) but I wouldn't want to be wrong. It is somewhere in the NWOAT Thread, I know that......

Edit: Found it. He said a certain dollar amount of credit, not an actual GB size. I'm sure it is big enough, however.

 

[enkhuush]

I can provide mirror server, too. There won't be ads, banners etc.

 

[Svip]

Such as? AFAIK free hosting generally means ads and banners, poor reliability or low data limits, possibly a combination of those.

While I presume the current host will manage, I could always offer my own server which manages quite well an ad free website, e.g. theinfosphere.org, despite having an average of 2-3k visits per day, the server manages without problems (I personally manage the entire server).

And it is well paid for already. My argument is; this offers exists, but it usually requires you to know someone. There won't be someone offering it as a business solution. Won't be much business in that, eh?