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Z4um dead as a dodo!

quote="sp3ctre"]yeah... seems to be head office networksolutions though, I saw that earlier. It's really hard to believe that all the admins and mods have disappeared off the face of the planet though.. weird!

To be honest I wouldn't go back even if it did come back... I have been entirely unimpressed with the way all the admins and mods have disappeared off the face of the planet. It had good history to it, but as far as I'm concerned that was all wasted. I can understand how it happened, but there was no excuse for such poor communication.

Running a community is a privilege and a responsibility![/quote]

I have lost any desire to return to the old ways. The way things have been handled by the former forum, has IMO been poorly handled. I have everything I want and need right here. I understand it is still a work in progress. Which is fine for me. They did not build the Z in a day either. The progress that I have seen is awesome and true to statements made. I feel that there is much more integrity here. We have lots to be thankful for here.
 
I'm not going to argue w/ you whether it's been re-newed or not, but according to networksolutions.com, it hasn't..
 
Ski said:
I'm not going to argue w/ you whether it's been re-newed or not, but according to networksolutions.com, it hasn't..

No worries mate, I wasn't trying to argue, just trying to explain how these things work.

You can renew a .com with lots of different companies, they don't all back onto network solutions. If you give it a few hours and check your link again it will no doubt have updated.
 
sp3ctre said:
yeah... seems to be head office networksolutions though, I saw that earlier. It's really hard to believe that all the admins and mods have disappeared off the face of the planet though.. weird!

To be honest I wouldn't go back even if it did come back... I have been entirely unimpressed with the way all the admins and mods have disappeared off the face of the planet. It had good history to it, but as far as I'm concerned that was all wasted. I can understand how it happened, but there was no excuse for such poor communication.

Running a community is a privilege and a responsibility!

Agreed. I love this site and I like the fact that the administrator is interested. I for one suggest that we forget about the domain name and work on making this the best bloody Z4 site around!!
 
sp3ctre said:
...I have been entirely unimpressed with the way all the admins and mods have disappeared off the face of the planet...
I've PM'd Pete on Zpost a few times, he said he'd let me know where there was any more info, so I can only presume his ongoing silence means an absence of any new info to tell, if there was any news I would definitely have heard from him. It's a shame really, but I know that people such as Jules and Monadh were as pissed off about this as all of us - TBH they can't do anything either though, irrespective of mod or admin status - it's all in the hands of Z4ce.

I would concentrate the efforts on getting Z4-forum to the top of the google searches and forget about the Z4um domain name. True, a lot of the old posts and information such as the how-to's would be handy to have, but in a way I quite like being able to help in getting this forum off the ground from scratch.

And don't forget, in the last days of Z4um, there wasn't a great deal of posting going on, probably when the ///M was announced was the last peak of high activity there. In terms of no. of posts vs duration, this forum has been the most active Z4 forum in the last 12 months, no doubt.
 
Someone should get the few cached DIY articles left on Google from Z4UM's days. I did try to save a few and posted them to the "Zpost" forum, but there's plenty more out there. They'll expire soon enough though..

If you can remember the title for the old threads, just search for them on Google and select the "Cached" record when you view.

For example - this is the old cached record of the Dension install:


I can repost the DIYs I saved to Zpost.com...
 
I remember the Z4um.com domain was worth about 13,000.

But that was before it went dead.


In contrast, stuff like bimmerfest is worth millions today.
 
Gauss said:
I remember the Z4um.com domain was worth about 13,000.

But that was before it went dead.


In contrast, stuff like bimmerfest is worth millions today.

Sounds like my ex-wife and her CPA husband.
 
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