Re: [GZG] What Happens to the FT Computer Core Page when GeoCities closes?

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the new site - I will fix all the links to new assets hosted on
the site (there are a lot) - kill the dead links and do an update
(latter
over time) - things have changed since 1998 (a lot).
https://sites.google.com/a/fullthrust.net/full-thrust-computer-core/home

<https://sites.google.com/a/fullthrust.net/full-thrust-computer-core/hom
e>Anyone
wanting to send resources old and new for inclusion is very welcome to
off-list to this email address (inbox has 10MB single message limit)

assets *at* fullthrust *dot* net

On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 11:44 PM, Tim Jones <tim@fullthrust.net> wrote:

> *Its my page, I'm still here* - I'm moving it to Google sites - I have
all
> the original assets that were hosted and some of it linked to other
> resources (on the insistence of the owners, who some are now long
dead)
> Note the FAQ has been moved to Google sites (its a link in the footer
of
> www.fullthrust.net ) - and as sites is a collborative Wikki tool
anyone
> interested who has a Google account can ping me and I will add you as
a
> collaborator to the FAQ. Its actually a good system for collaborative
web
> site building and very easy to use. There is a questions form on the
FAQ
> site that I did a week or so ago to collect questions. A bigger job is
going
> through the list - but it's all in Gmail and it has good tools got
search
> and it's fast.
>
> The plans for computer core are the same - it's a wikki and those who
want
> access can have rights to add stuff to the site.
>
> I'm hoping Google keeps going longer than the other free hosting sites
-
> who are now all but gone! Also Google have a easy out promise for all
user
> data so that means the site can be archived and moved if required.
>
>
> On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 8:48 AM, germ@germy.co.uk
<germ@germy.co.uk>wrote:
>
>>  Are there any resources actually stored there, or is it just a links
>> page?
>> I've used it recently and would agree it's not something we should
lose.
>>
>
>