Steeljaw Scribe

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“Upgrades” and such

By Steeljawscribe, on September 14th, 2008

So – sitemeter does us all a favor and “upgrades” the website. Of course, we’d *love* to be able to checkout the “improvements” – but it won’t allow us to access our account. All the more aggravating as we had gone the paid path some several months earlier. Evidently others are equally “enamored” of the upgrade too.

“…it was supposed to be a simple server migration…”

Update: Not so fast…

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