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DmaxMaverick
10-25-2020, 06:14
We are beginning a forum software update. This shouldn't take long (a few hours), but the forum may be offline or some features may be unavailable for short periods. I'll try to keep outages limited to 10-30 minutes at a time. Forum reading will be available between the outages, but any new content between them may not be saved. Please use the forum normally, but be prepared to repost new threads and replies after completion. I don't anticipate any loss of activity during this time, but stranger things have happened. New user/member registrations will be suspended until the forum update is complete and stable. Thank you, and your patience is very much appreciated.

Watch this thread for update info and notice of completion.

DmaxMaverick
10-25-2020, 14:59
The update is complete. We had a few more and longer outages than expected, but it should be fully functional now. We will have some rough edges to smooth, so bear with us. As always, please don't hesitate to reply this thread with any comments or reports of anomalies, or missing content or features. Look for improvements over the next several days. Thank you for your patience!

DmaxMaverick
11-01-2020, 08:32
Completed another system update this morning. It didn't take long and was successful. I didn't announce it, as it seems almost no one reads these anyway.

trbankii
11-01-2020, 08:49
I've been having issues posting. All I get is the following error message:

DmaxMaverick
11-01-2020, 09:44
I caught that. It should be fine now. You did post here, so you should be able to post anywhere on the forum you're allowed otherwise.

cabletech
11-01-2020, 15:02
Completed another system update this morning. It didn't take long and was successful. I didn't announce it, as it seems almost no one reads these anyway.

I read them. Must be my Navy training.... lol

DmaxMaverick
11-01-2020, 18:23
I appreciate that, and the Navy training (I have some). Thank you for your service! I did say almost no one. I usually try to do it when the traffic is slow (and I'm not), so there won't be too many visitors before it gets shut off, in any case.

a5150nut
11-05-2020, 05:31
The updates are fine. Nothing can go wrong
go wrong

go wrong


go wrong go wrong

go wrong......

DmaxMaverick
11-05-2020, 06:56
Right?!