Homeworkshop

May 31, 2007 6 Replies
Z

Hi all,



Just tried so sign into homeworkshop.org.uk this morning (as every morning) and got



"This account has exceeded it's bandwidth quota and has been temporarily disabled."



I find the site to be very useful and interesting, even when there's nothing I want to buy it's fun to see what's out there. Often there's stuff I would buy but couldn't fit in the garage!



What I'm getting at, is that I wouldn't mind paying a small subscription towards the bandwidth & hosting costs, if that would help. Does anyone else feel the same way?



Zed



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there's

Charles Ping has it in hand. He's away from his desk at the moment consorting with Celts, but has a cunning plan which he'll implement tonight.

AWEM

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Yes, but do the Celts know that? ...

Peter

-- Peter A Forbes Prepair Ltd, Luton, UK snipped-for-privacy@easynet.co.uk

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I have just removed some of the old files and photo's to make space, that may help later but the actual running and setup of the site is down to Charles.

As regards paying I don't feel that's necessary at the moment and could detract from the use of the site. I think that the fact that it's free is it's main attraction.

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-- Regards,

John Stevenson Nottingham, England.

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Oh, I didn't mean to make it subscription only! I just meant a sort of 'friends of homeworkshop' type thing, just to help out. Maybe an exclusive set of plans to make your own tie-pin, but mostly just a helpful feeling as the reward.

If there are cunning plans afoot then I shall sit tight. Was just wondering who else felt the same way about such a useful site.

Cheers,

Zed

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I host my website with Streamline and they have unlimited space and bandwidth with a money back guarantee if you can overload them.....

Michael

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Apologies for the downtime. That's our "7 Nines" availability blown. Bad management from yours truly.

For those interested May saw the site have 32,268 visits with a maximum of 1,227 on a single day. However I'm as wary of website statistics as I am of scam emails. If I talked about "hits" I could boast 183,539 hits but that's a meaningless number, as is the 167,999 pages served in the context of this site.

Charles

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