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Ayep. Lovely ol' VR.

Runner of the mythgraveyard and mything.org.

You should make a direct download to your plugin collection.

Also, you rock.

Thank you for this thread but there must be something wrong because I can't delete it. How is it mine if I can't even delete it?

ps. Mything.org is dead.

vinylrake wrote:ps. Mything.org is dead.

Does that mean it's now a part of the myth graveyard?

Mything.org itself as a cohesive thing/site/whatever doesn't exist anymore. If you've gone to the site in the past few months you were automatically re-routed to the graveyard.

All of the content from Mything.org has been incorporated into the Myth Graveyard, just instead of having seperate 'pages' or 'sections' for Myth terminology, and a seperate place for community history, and a seperate 'silos' for applications, maps, documentation, etc... it's now all rolled into the same place. (The large exceptions are the document and site repositories, those aren't yet searchable. But someday they might be.)

re: your request for access to my file dump, it's not going to be tomorrow or next week because a) it takes a very long time to upload many GB of data when it's divided into thousands of files over copper DSL (my ftp upload or connection always times out if I give it too many things and leave it unattended) and b) it appears my web host (and others I've checked) have all (re)instituted monthly caps on both bandwidth and website storage space - I could swear a couple of years ago my webhost removed both of those. I am looking into and testing alternative cheap methods that would allow me to store and transmit large amounts of files/data cheaply.

VR I would LOVE it if you would dump on me as well.

vinylrake wrote:re: your request for access to my file dump, it's not going to be tomorrow or next week because a) it takes a very long time to upload many GB of data when it's divided into thousands of files over copper DSL (my ftp upload or connection always times out if I give it too many things and leave it unattended) and b) it appears my web host (and others I've checked) have all (re)instituted monthly caps on both bandwidth and website storage space - I could swear a couple of years ago my webhost removed both of those. I am looking into and testing alternative cheap methods that would allow me to store and transmit large amounts of files/data cheaply.

Well as long as it's in the pipes... Or dare I say it, the tubes.