> > Things should be working now. That was quite the interesting failure. Today's Site Journal entry has the details.
> >
> > Thanks to Paul A. who brought the problem to my attention before it had a chance to get too far out of hand.
>

Well, i'm glad the prob wasnt my fault. I was already this close to make a phone-call to the internet-provider, to make another complain about their bad internet-connection... But then i saw my post appear 6 times, lol, and that made it obvious the prob wasnt me, but R.I.N.K.W.O.R.K.S. itself.


> Yes, only by Paul's prompt and timely alarum did he forestall the destruction of an entire site; nay, of an entire *world*. Sam...better give him a pre-emptive medal, y'know?
>
> Likewise we both know who is responsible for this most dastardly of deeds. In truth, he hath fain confessed his guilt heretofore, this very day! Mark mine words: didst not the foul fiend claim:
>
> "...a good clean reboot is just what I need to get going on a Monday morning. I took the weekend mostly off RinkWorks...."
>
> And so therein lies his infamy as plain as thine schnozzle grace thy face. So; you see. His so-called "early morning reboot" (ha!) of his own worthless pocket-calculator-of-a-'puter tore through the internet lines, wreaking serious havoc on an unsuspecting RinkWorks, just as poor Paul was attempting to post another erudite addition to his scholarly exposés on non-kosher Bard-barians. And verily, the forum failure ne'er had a chance to "occur" until the perpetrator had "returned" from his "weekend". Thus hath the demonspawn been identified forthright. Our solemn task becometh clear: how shalt we lovingly *forgive* our churlish miscreant gone so far astray?
>
> Wolfspirit

Now THAT is gonna be a hard task!

Jom"calling-for-help-from-Katoo-I"meke