Flare Sci-Fi Forums: The demise of the website The Guardian of Forever

my profile | directory login | search | faq | forum home

»	Flare Sci-Fi Forums » Community » Officers' Lounge » The demise of the website The Guardian of Forever (Page 2)

This topic comprises 2 pages: 1 2

Author

Topic: The demise of the website The Guardian of Forever

Lee
I'm a spy now. Spies are cool.
Member # 393

posted

Yes, I gather they now have these fantastic communities called "web-rings."

--------------------
Never mind the Phlox - Here's the Phase Pistols

Registered: Jul 2000 | IP: Logged

Mars Needs Women
Sexy Funmobile
Member # 1505

posted

Click here for the next five!

Registered: Feb 2005 | IP: Logged

Guardian 2000
Senior Member
Member # 743

posted

I hope you let someone else take the files at least. I've been saving old sites related to my site's specific topic, along with a few special exceptions. But I'm sure your site is massive, and would require extensive hotlink protection.

But oh, man, the pictures. They were invaluable from time to time back in the day. Even now I hate to see the drawings and early sketches go away.

In the meantime, there's always the scant hope of archive.org.

If they ever go down everybody's screwed.

--------------------
. . . ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam.

G2k's ST v. SW Tech Assessment

Registered: Nov 2001 | IP: Logged

AndrewR
Resident Nut-cache
Member # 44

posted

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Guardian is closing? (Or is now closed) [Frown]

"Not happy Jan". Fantastic site.

I find it bizarre that i've been on the next for over a decade now!

Can you at least tell us what your old username used to mean: "pIn'a' Sov"??

Oh and can whoever does end up mirroring it/hosting it let us know with a nice clear link, how to get to it?

--------------------
"Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica." - Jim Halpert. (The Office)

I'm LIZZING! - Liz Lemon (30 Rock)

Registered: Mar 1999 | IP: Logged

Starship Freak
Active Member
Member # 293

posted

Actually, very roughly translated my old name meant "master of learning", a very small in-joke since I have a Ph.D. in history...

Good luck to anyone copying of that archive-site (I�m not even sure I like it, it was my material, but you always lose control over the net), I stopped updating the website a long time ago and just updated my own database. Almost all new dvd-caps of voyager, enterprise, tos, tas and all the movies are NOT on the web.

I will not give all of my material to someone else, it�s over 800 megs worth and it was a lot of work collecting them all, but rare pics could be given to Ex Astris, if Bernt wants them.

--------------------
"The Starships of the Federation are the physical, tangible manifestations of Humanity´s stubborn insistence that life does indeed mean something."
Spock to Leonard McCoy in "Final Frontier"

Registered: Jan 2000 | IP: Logged

AndrewR
Resident Nut-cache
Member # 44

posted

quote:
Originally posted by Starship Freak:
Actually, very roughly translated my old name meant "master of learning", a very small in-joke since I have a Ph.D. in history...

I what language?

Oh and any chance of putting it all back up and letting us take things over the next week?

--------------------
"Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica." - Jim Halpert. (The Office)

I'm LIZZING! - Liz Lemon (30 Rock)

Registered: Mar 1999 | IP: Logged

Starship Freak
Active Member
Member # 293

posted

In klingon, actually, and no, I�ve already cancelled my webaccount, so..

--------------------
"The Starships of the Federation are the physical, tangible manifestations of Humanity´s stubborn insistence that life does indeed mean something."
Spock to Leonard McCoy in "Final Frontier"

Registered: Jan 2000 | IP: Logged

AndrewR
Resident Nut-cache
Member # 44

posted

--------------------
"Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica." - Jim Halpert. (The Office)

I'm LIZZING! - Liz Lemon (30 Rock)

Registered: Mar 1999 | IP: Logged

This topic comprises 2 pages: 1 2

Printer-friendly view of this topic