stargrunt.com - where for art thou?

I see, much to my horror, stargrunt.com seems 
to have closed its doors! This is terrible news! 
(Even if it happened when I wasn't looking). 

Jed Sadler did so much great work on the site 
and had some really great pieces posted there. 
I do hope he can get it up and going again, 
though it is (no word of a lie) a lot of work to 
set up and run one of these things. 

It was an inspiration to me and it was what 
inspired me to get together with Adrian and 
start stargrunt.ca. 

Jed, if you're out there, I'd like to thank you for 
all your work and if you have any old content 
you'd like rehosted, let me know... you had 
some good stuff up there. We've already got 
Owen sending us TO&Es.... but you had rules 
and other things. I'd be glad to try to give 
them a new home. And thanks for all your 
efforts past! I do hope to see stargrunt.com 
back on the map sooner rather than later (and 
if not, if you decide you're going to let the 
domain lapse, drop me an e-mail beforehand... 
I don't want it to fall into the hands of some of 
the unenlightened masses). 

Anyway, I guess that makes stargrunt.ca a 
logical hosting place for most groundpounder 
content (we'll do some FT, but let's be honest - 
my FT history is checkered....). So, if you have 
something you'd like to contribute, drop by the 
site and use our handy feedback form or grab 
out various e-mail addresses. Drop us an article 
or contribution in HTML or plain text (we might 
get templates up someday....). If you want to 
make life easier, take a look at the somewhat 
standardized layouts we used and use the 
same logical breakdown (titles/sections). 

So far, we've got content from Mr. Rutherford 
(though he'll have to remind me of the URL...), 
Los (Rot Hafen), some newbie advice from 
Laserlight, and TO&Es coming in from Owen G. 
And me and Adrian's contributions! We're glad 
to have more articles from people and we'll get 
them up and posted as expediently as real-life 
allows.

Anyway, back on point.... Mr. Sadler, I'm raising 
a glass to you here in Ontario, because your 
work inspired what has followed. Cheers, Mate!

Tomb Raider

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Thomas Barclay
Instructor, CST 6304 (TCP/IP programming for the Internet)
kaladorn@fox.nstn.ca 
http://fox.nstn.ca/~kaladorn/CST6304
http://stargrunt.ca/tb/CST6304