Posted by multippt
Dear members of Tevine,
There was apparently an email server problem recently, thus may prevent the sending of your registration mail. If you would want to get your password, please send an email to support. You can also request a password via password recovery.
New users can set a password at registration, overcoming this problem.
Sorry for any inconvenienced caused.
Posted by multippt
User registrations are allowed. Existing PostItLive users can login using their password and account.
We are currently refining some features of the site.
Next feature:
-Revenue sharing feature
If there is any volunteer coder who would like to help, I would appreciate it.
Posted by multippt
Hmm… looks like we forgot to re-edit our previous post saying Digg banned us. It appears Digg has unbanned the domain “110mb”.
This message was delayed due to several unprecedented situations, such that we forgot all about it until now.
Posted by multippt
A new problem has been found with our user registration system. It appears to be the problem with the mailer.
If you happened to register for a new account, but couldn’t seem to log in, please contact us for a password reset.
Contact: ready725@gmail.com
Posted by multippt
Yet another flurry of disasters - Digg has just banned 110mb, for an unknown TOS violation. The bannage began a few days ago, rendering most user’s “Digg This” links invalid (that’s why we removed the “Digg This” links from our main page) (:().
110mb is a public (free) web hosting company, that hosts numerous sites.
Digg’s banning system works this way - Users on Digg can choose to “report” sites [by burying it as spam]. Naturally, once enough reports were made, the site would be banned, for an undetermined amount of time. It’s unknown what causes the TOS violation, but the latest [2] Digg posts that is related to 110mb.com [in terms of URL], is our site!!! Gee… I hope our site didn’t do anything to enrage Digg users [they will not hesitate to put you out of the picture if they just don't like you].
Fortunately, I didn’t see any signs of burying happening with any post related to 110mb, but, it might be behind-the-scenes [users can just send an email to a Digg email address to ban a particular site].
Digg operates a unique community based system, which one must learn it’s traits, in order to avoid trouble from Digg. Unfortunately, it’s kind of difficult to master all that, but it is a hidden mandetory requirement if you want to enjoy Digg.
Digg bans sites on a sub-domain basis [I guess, but, it's possible they might ban the whole domain].
I’ve just asked Digg about it, and currently am waiting for an answer from them.
Posted by multippt
Lately, we have to alter our permalinks back to the original set of permalinks [from /news/... to /?p=...]. I know, it looks ugly, but I guess our host pretty much disallows “.htaccess” files on their server, so our nice permalinks are reverted to the not so nice ones. In addition to that, it generated so many 404s that people even wondered whether our site was fake or not. If you are reading this, obviously the site is real right?
I guess the permalink change did more damage than I thought… there were some popular blogs that linked to us, but they used the previous incompatible permalinks, thus visitors reaching to us from there will get to nowhere. Secondly, I’m not sure why Digg banned us :(… [hey, how could you... we DID read the TOS, and followed them], but it could be due to the 404s the permalink change generated.
So far, I’ve tried contacting the host this site is hosted under [110mb, as the URL implies], and try to get to an understanding, but of course, they haven’t replied yet [they are busy with server stuff]. I’ve tried contacting Digg, but maybe the email was very unclear, and probably I sent it to the wrong department. Oh no, the problems didn’t stop there, Google indexed the previous permalinks and thus generated so much crawl errors that I hope Google won’t think the site is non-existant.
If the permalink structure caused so much problems, we apologize. We were trying to fulfill the TOS [though it neer said anything much], but didn’t foresee the disasters.
We might be shifting host soon [and URLs], but don’t worry, this site won’t be demolished yet, it will act as a bridge to the new site.
Posted by multippt
Wordpress has yet another stable release, 2.06. This new version changes are as followed (compared with 2.05):
-Security fixes
-HTML quicktags support in Safari browsers
-Comments filtering to prevent thee messing up of blog layout
-Compatibility with PHP/FastCGI setups
There are also several more special tags that developers/template editors can use (like attribute_escape() and a special filter called ”query”).
On a side note, this site might soon be updated to this version.
Via Wordpress blog
