Almost all of the issues they've been having are workflow rather than infrastructure (read people problems). Yes, a test server would be nice, but other than that it's mostly fixing things, and the fixing the resultant fix.
Anyway, we have a nice Slashdot story today that mentions us, albeit indirectly. We're not alone in copyright issues, apparently. And based on the stats on our blog, it seems like most at ./ really don't RTFA. It does tie into our situation -- Wikia is willing to change the global copyright use just like TVT is. It may be doing so more legally, but it's still on the shady side. If occasional downtime is the price to pay for ideals, I guess I can live with it. It still sucks, though.
I've been away from the wiki lately because I spent the weekend at Kublacon, playing 6 RPGs in 3 days. I ended up staying one day longer than I had planned because I missed the train back to SoCal, but I think that ended up being fortuitous anyway. I met some new people, and got a lot of needed exercise walking back and forth to that train station.
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Anyway, we have a nice Slashdot story today that mentions us, albeit indirectly. We're not alone in copyright issues, apparently. And based on the stats on our blog, it seems like most at ./ really don't RTFA. It does tie into our situation -- Wikia is willing to change the global copyright use just like TVT is. It may be doing so more legally, but it's still on the shady side. If occasional downtime is the price to pay for ideals, I guess I can live with it. It still sucks, though.
I've been away from the wiki lately because I spent the weekend at Kublacon, playing 6 RPGs in 3 days. I ended up staying one day longer than I had planned because I missed the train back to SoCal, but I think that ended up being fortuitous anyway. I met some new people, and got a lot of needed exercise walking back and forth to that train station.
-- ∇×V