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TOC site is temporarily down
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mai kang cheong....maybe pc glitch.
http://box422.bluehost.com/suspended.page/disabled.cgi/theonlinecitizen.com
http://box422.bluehost.com/suspended.page/disabled.cgi/theonlinecitizen.com
Must be wayangparty since they have been taken over by ISD.
Warn all your friends to avoid wayangparty !
Come to TOC instead - the only credible news blog in Singapore's blogosphere.
Warn all your friends to avoid wayangparty !
Come to TOC instead - the only credible news blog in Singapore's blogosphere.
Yeah, the "only credible" blog sought after for "opinion" by PAP's 154th running dog propaganda mouthpiece the ST!
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Online Citizen blog
The Online Citizen blog went down due to heavy traffic. They are running on a hosted site which sets a limit on the number of traffic. In recent months, the traffic went up five times. Yesterday, on Christmas Eve, the traffic must have been exceptionally heavy.
I spoke to the managing editor of The Online Citizen yesterday, after the site came down. He has contacted his volunteer webmaster, who would try to resolve the problem in the evening, after he had completed his full time work.
Regular visitors to The Online Citizen should know that the work is done by volunteers, who have to spend a lot of their personal time and incur travelling and other out of pocket expenses. The expenses to maintain the website are kept to the minimal, due to lack of funds.
Posted by Tan Kin Lian at 1:54 AM
Online Citizen blog
The Online Citizen blog went down due to heavy traffic. They are running on a hosted site which sets a limit on the number of traffic. In recent months, the traffic went up five times. Yesterday, on Christmas Eve, the traffic must have been exceptionally heavy.
I spoke to the managing editor of The Online Citizen yesterday, after the site came down. He has contacted his volunteer webmaster, who would try to resolve the problem in the evening, after he had completed his full time work.
Regular visitors to The Online Citizen should know that the work is done by volunteers, who have to spend a lot of their personal time and incur travelling and other out of pocket expenses. The expenses to maintain the website are kept to the minimal, due to lack of funds.
Posted by Tan Kin Lian at 1:54 AM
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