by Fallen Angel on 02/03/2012 05:11 PM

I apologize the site was offline for so long. There was a problem with the forum script that caused our web host to disable the site in early January. They notified me of the issue and I removed the script and the issue had been resolved.

However due to some oversight they still had this site listed as unresolved and then again suspended the site access. However they forgot to contact me and it wasn't until today when someone notified me that the site was down that I was aware of the problem.

It has obviously been resolved and all functions of the site should be operational, with the exception of the forums and message board which I have now removed.

I have also started paying for the hosting out of my own pocket. It is paid for through the end of this year at this time. I will be looking into some options. I am going to leave the Google Checkout up as that does work. However I only get those funds distributed to me once a month, which will not work since so many of you only donate at the last minute.

If anyone has suggestions for replacing PayPal, please let me know.

by Fallen Angel on 12/29/2011 10:17 AM

It’s called SOPA, or the “Stop Online Piracy Act”, and it is headed through U.S. Congress with its sister bill PROTECT-IP in the Senate. SOPA threatens to fundamentally change the way information is presented online by placing massive restrictions on user-generated content like posts to forums, video uploads, podcasts or images. In a nutshell, here’s what the law would do:


* Assign liability to site owners for everything users post, without consideration for whether or not the user posted without permission. Site owners could face jail time or heavy fines, and DNS blacklisting.

* It would require web services like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter to monitor and aggressively filter everything all users upload.

* It would deny site owners due process of law, by initiating a DNS blacklisting based solely on a good faith assertion by an individual copyright or intellectual property owner.

* It would give the U.S. government the power to selectively censor the web using techniques similar to those used in China, Malaysia and Iran. The Great Firewall of China is an example of this type of embedded, infrastructural internet censorship.

by Fallen Angel on 11/21/2011 02:12 PM

I need to know if anyone has donated with the new Google Checkout. So far I have not seen anything come in so I need to know if donations have been made and I just have not seen them ....

by Fallen Angel on 10/18/2011 02:20 PM

So I have installed a new checkout system for Website Donations. It's going to take quite a few donations before I can give you an idea how well this will work.

I am also entertaining the idea of bringing Web Ads back.

by Fallen Angel on 10/11/2011 10:33 AM

I am going to have to find an alternate method for people to donate ... may take a bit ...

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