Subject: It seems to be back now.
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Posted on: 2018-05-16 19:58:00 UTC
I haven't heard from Lycos, so I still don't know what happened, but all's well that ends well?
I think it's all backed up on Archive.is, but if you want to add another layer of redundancy, I won't stop you. Thanks. {= )
~Neshomeh
(Long-time lurker posting for the first time - hello!) Recently, I've noticed that all of the links to Neshomeh's Archive appear to be inaccessible, at least on my end, and repeated attempts over the past few days (on both a PC and a mobile device) have produced the same result. I'm unsure if this is a known issue or something that has already been addressed, in which I sincerely apologise, but I feel obliged to bring it to your attentions just in case. If anyone knows of a solution, I would be grateful.
(Apologies for taking up your time and for my own awkwardness in delivering this message, thank you very much.)
I was not aware of this. I checked myself, and it's not working for me, either, although I can log in and edit my files. I've sent off a help request to Lycos, and I'll keep the Board updated with what I learn.
~Neshomeh
Would you mind if I mirror your site once it's back online?
Losing your website would be Very Bad, and who knows if Tripod will go down in the future...
I haven't heard from Lycos, so I still don't know what happened, but all's well that ends well?
I think it's all backed up on Archive.is, but if you want to add another layer of redundancy, I won't stop you. Thanks. {= )
~Neshomeh
You picked a good time to have a Lycos breakdown - the guy who built the company just got back from filming the new series of Battlebots. =]
(For reference, that'd be Michael "Fuzzy" Mauldin, of Polar Vortex fame)