View Full Version : Hosting the DVD Shrink FAQ on Doom9
Chetwood
25th May 2010, 16:13
I've been last man standing on the official (with dvdshrink's blessings that is) DVD Shrink forums (http://www.dvdshrink.org/forum/) for a couple of years now. The admin has gone AWOL for about the same time and does not respond to pm/mails. Being only a moderator I cannot update the forum soft (better captcha routine) nor set it to moderated. Thus the forum is overrun by spambots which I kept under control using a Greasemonky script but for a while they apparently upped the ante resulting in 2000+ spams per day. So I'm abandoning ship for the time being, hoping to be able to host the Shrink FAQ as a sticky here in the "One click suites for DVD backup and DVD creation" subforum. Although traffic's gone slow there as well I still think it's the right place to be, what do the powers that be think? Thanks.
Guest
25th May 2010, 16:41
Sounds fine to me. Move it over and I'll stick it for you (send me a PM with the link when available). Thanks for your work on it. I'm sure it's frustrating to have the admins disappear on you. I doubt you'll have to worry about Doom9 and Swede disappearing, except for short periods at specific times of year. :)
And of course we are ruthless to spammers here.
So I'm abandoning ship for the time being, hoping to be able to host the Shrink FAQ as a sticky here in the "One click suites for DVD backup and DVD creation" subforum. Although traffic's gone slow there as well I still think it's the right place to be, what do the powers that be think?
Whilst I'd hardly consider myself a "power that be" (more of a spam janitor these days :rolleyes:) I would be in agreement that this would be the correct place for it. I think traffic is slow there for no other reason than that this forum community largely keeps with the times of video encoding technology and one-click DVD software is a long way from the bleeding edge in this HD era.
Nevertheless, given the Shrink forum is no longer viable, I agree that this forum would be a good place to maintain it for the forseeable future at least.
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