Know anybody who needs 380,000 more members folding?

[I.M.O.G.]

Gabriel Murphy has answered the questions of modenaf1 and Cjwinnit in this (http://forum.oc-forums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=238156) thread:

Originally posted by Gabriel Murphy
Sorry I dropped the ball on this, and thanks for posting in here so that I got e-mailed! :)

Ok, regarding folding, and suggesting it on our other forums.

I would prefer to keep all folding local to OC-Forums.com, as it best fits this community. Feel free to make posts concerning folding on programmingtalk.com and webhostingtalk.com, dbforums.com. We have just acquired 3 more forums, and I will include them on the list here on Monday, once these communities are made aware of the iNET acquisition.

Regarding webhostingtalk.com, make sure you read their rules, and make the post in the appropriate place (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=8).

Once these posts are made, I will make these posts sticky so everyone can make sure to have read it as well :)

BEFORE you do this, I would make sure the concept of "folding" is clearly articulated in a thread, so everyone understands the benefit of participation :)

Finally, In our December letter, which will be sent out to approximately 380,000 registered members of our various forums, as well as HotScripts.com, we will make mention of the "iNET Folding Team" on OC-Forums.com. I will post this portion of our newsletter here for your review and critique.

Let me know if this all makes sense, or if you have any questions or concerns!

http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&action=showpost&postid=2287804

[Fast420A]

SWEET!!!!!!!!!!

[Chris]

I just read it, sound like great news there, now lets hope we can even get a small potion of them folding, because that would be sweet!

[OSUmaxx]

That is GREAT news! We could really use the boost right now.

[Melhisedek]

When he is talking about iNET folding team does he means separate team or subteam for us ?

So will we get peeps or ?

[Ducker]

Wow, that would be great!

[I.M.O.G.]

He means he will refer to our folding team with a name everyone is familiar with, but if anyone wants to sign up they will be folding for team 32.

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by Melhisedek
When he is talking about iNET folding team does he means separate team or subteam for us ?

We are the iNET folding team :)

Get recruiting guys :D

The thread that kicked it off (http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=235670)

[sautegod]

that sounds sweet!!!
we are on are way to #1

[matrixzen]

That's great. Now Team32 will push forward with more momentum.

[Tismedt]

this is really good news for the new" inet folding" team 32 and for folding in general. to be honest i didnt think inet cared about folding one way or another. these guys amazed me again with the post above.

OK guys brush up on your folding knowledge and get ready to answer tons of newb questions. Looks like Dec is going to be a banner month for team 32 newbies.

[MLMIB]

watch out google, here we come :D

[Mr B]

Now that it's getting cooler out, and the AC is long out of the window, I have started ramping my production up again....

That's small potatoes if we can get a portion of these people under the Team 32 umbrella though. :eek:

Boost forward? More like a rocket propelled shove. :eek: :cool: :D

Good news indeed, for the "hometown team". :thup:

Fold ON!

B.

[Cjwinnit]

Well, I got the ball rolling.

First piece of handywork Here (http://forum.yaxay.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23962) at yaXay (www.yaxay.com)
Second piece of handywork Here (http://www.programmingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=13395#post13395) at Programmingtalk (www.programmingtalk.com)
Strike Three - The jackpot (I hope) Here (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=209651) at Webhostingtalk (http://www.webhostingtalk.com)

For those who can't see it, here is the transcrpit. Critique at will.


First off, hi, i'm Cjwinnit (duh). I'm a general forum bod who hangs out a lot here. (www.ocforums.com)

Recently our forum got bought out by iNET interactive and this gave us an interesting new userbase, you. A bunch of us on the overclockers forum run a Distributed Computing project client on our computers called Folding@Home, and we would like to tell you what it is through a good old forum Q&A :)

What is folding?

Folding is a Biology experiment investigating how proteins behave. We model this on computers to see how they "mis-fold".

This (http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding) is the homepage of the project, run by a group at Stanford University. 800 people on this forum do it as a team for overclockers.com. If you decide to do it please feel free to bother us with questions.

We have a sub-forum devoted to the cause here (http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=21). We have been doing this for a few years now and have built up a lot of experience.

Why bother folding?

"The process of protein folding, while critical and fundamental to virtually all of biology, remains a mystery. Moreover, perhaps not surprisingly, when proteins do not fold correctly (i.e. "misfold"), there can be serious effects, including many well known diseases, such as Alzheimer's, Mad Cow (BSE), CJD, ALS, and Parkinson's disease."

(Credit to Stanford's folding site)

Where did you say you were from again?

Ocforums (www.ocforums.com) is a computing forum owned by iNET.

Does it slow my computer down?

No.

It is designed to use only spare cycles and i've never noticed the difference having the client paused or running. LOTS of benchmarks by lots of forums and websites show the effect of the client on other processes is almost zero.

Why fold for your team?

Best answered by Gabriel Murphy here (http://forum.oc-forums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=238156). I quote:


Originally posted by Gabriel Murphy
Ok, regarding folding, and suggesting it on our other forums.

I would prefer to keep all folding local to OC-Forums.com, as it best fits this community.

Once these posts are made, I will make these posts sticky so everyone can make sure to have read it as well :)

BEFORE you do this, I would make sure the concept of "folding" is clearly articulated in a thread, so everyone understands the benefit of participation :)

Finally, In our December letter, which will be sent out to approximately 380,000 registered members of our various forums, as well as HotScripts.com, we will make mention of the "iNET Folding Team" on OC-Forums.com. I will post this portion of our newsletter here for your review and critique.

Let me know if this all makes sense, or if you have any questions or concerns!

So Ocforums is a computer geek hangout. Welcoming at all?

We love new members (not too much though ;)). One of the catchphrases there is "Welcome To The Forums!" which sums it up a lot. We would love for you to visit :)

Put it another way, the New Members Post Here... (http://forum.oc-forums.com/showthread.php?threadid=61920) thread in the Folding Team has 1,295 posts and 20,099 views


Any competitive aspect to folding?

Lots. People get points for sending completed work units which are tallied up within a team. Teams are on one master leaderboard. Overclockers is third in the world and we want our top spot back!

How do I set it up?


Download and install the client (link at the bottom of this post).
Where it asks for Team Number put 32.
Add whatever username you feel appropriate. I use my forum name.


That's it! Like all programs there are tweaks you can do, ask in the thread or search the Folding Team at ocforums.

I'm stuck/Any other questions


If you have any questions feel free to ask me or any ocforums folder, we act as a team and have an excellent community spirit. Personally, i'm on Ocforums a fair bit and reply to PM's there quickly. I will be here a lot too I think :)

Links
Ocforums (http://forum.oc-forums.com/index.php?)
Ocforums Folding Team (http://forum.oc-forums.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=21)
Folding homepage (http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding)
Folding client, straight from Stanford (http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/release/Folding@Home3.EXE)

[Chris]

Has the one at webhostingtalk been deleted its not in there general chat and the link is not found. :(

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by Chris
Has the one at webhostingtalk been deleted its not in there general chat and the link is not found. :(

Yes, It got deleted.

I recieved this PM:


SoftWareRevue wrote on 11-22-2003 09:58 AM:
Hello Cjwinnit,

Your thread was removed as it did not comply with Forum Rules (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/misc.php?s=&action=forum-rules).

Please be sure to review the rules. If you need help understanding them, ask any Commuity Leader.

Thanks,

Dennis

Regards,

SoftWareRevue
WebHostingTalk Community Leader
www.WebHostingTalk.com


I'll fight this one. My basic argument will be:

Originally posted by Gabriel Murphy
Ok, regarding folding, and suggesting it on our other forums.

I would prefer to keep all folding local to OC-Forums.com, as it best fits this community. [B]Feel free to make posts concerning folding on programmingtalk.com and webhostingtalk.com, dbforums.com. We have just acquired 3 more forums, and I will include them on the list here on Monday, once these communities are made aware of the iNET acquisition.

Regarding webhostingtalk.com, make sure you read their rules, and make the post in the appropriate place (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=8).

Once these posts are made, I will make these posts sticky so everyone can make sure to have read it as well :)

BEFORE you do this, I would make sure the concept of "folding" is clearly articulated in a thread, so everyone understands the benefit of participation :)

Finally, In our December letter, which will be sent out to approximately 380,000 registered members of our various forums, as well as HotScripts.com, we will make mention of the "iNET Folding Team" on OC-Forums.com. I will post this portion of our newsletter here for your review and critique.

Let me know if this all makes sense, or if you have any questions or concerns!

[Cjwinnit]

Aargh, I got boned by the Webhostingtalk rules. I asked the guy who moved the thread but without much help.

I think it's this one:

"Participants may not use the Forum to solicit users for any project or purpose external to the Forum; public, private, or commercial. Most importantly our member base is not a resource to be "mined" by individuals, groups, or businesses, for profit or not for profit. Further; If you SPAM our members in any manner, your account will be disabled."

Any way around this?

[bubba gump]

Post in the advertising forum ;)

One post per 7 days Cj, apparently you didn't read all of the rules :D

Fold and frag on
Brian

And I think this might be the correct forum? http://www.webhostingtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=27

[Cjwinnit]

Dunno:

"This forum is for web-hosting related offers (e.g. website template for sale, domains for sale, web-related services to be offered, etc.) and web-hosting related requests (e.g. need 2 Plesk licenses, site design wanted, etc.), not for simply promoting websites such as web hosting forums, web hosting directories, webmaster sites, etc.

Please use this forum only to buy and sell web-hosting related services and products only.
This forum is not a free-for-all links page or a directory."

[bubba gump]

Hmm...that is interesting..oh ya, and if we ever do find a place to post it, do NOT link someone to the advertising forum thread by the normal forums :D

Maybe PM a mod and ask them? Or just reply to the guy who deleted you thread?

Good luck man.
Fold and Frag on
Brian

[Cowboy Shane]

I think this is the rule they are using against you:
Participants may not use the Forum to solicit users for any project or purpose external to the Forum; public, private, or commercial. Most importantly our member base is not a resource to be "mined" by individuals, groups, or businesses, for profit or not for profit. Further; If you SPAM our members in any manner, your account will be disabled.

You need to convince them that due to the shared ownership, this project is not external to the forum.

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by Cowboy Shane
You need to convince them that due to the shared ownership, this project is not external to the forum.
We. I hope some of you can help recruiting :-/

[Cowboy Shane]

Sorry, we. You are entirely correct.

[Cowboy Shane]

Ok, I sent the following to moderators@webhosting.com:
One of the members of the OCForums, Cjwinnit, had attempted to involve members of your forum in the distributed project, Folding@Home. Due to the fact that you have deleted his post, as well as the following rule:

Participants may not use the Forum to solicit users for any project or purpose external to the Forum; public, private, or commercial. Most importantly our member base is not a resource to be "mined" by individuals, groups, or businesses, for profit or not for profit. Further; If you SPAM our members in any manner, your account will be disabled.

The question then, is the WebHosting forum agreeable to joining in the effort to help understand why proteins sometimes fold incorrectly, thus leading to a greater understanding of Cancers? If the answer is yes, then where would be an appropriate place to advertise the project in your forum, how would like such a request worded, and is there a particular person you would like to post the advertisement.

I was wondering if we could get some kind of official response. We were acting on this post by Gabriel Murphy, who is a representative of iNet Interactive, the company that owns both forums:

************************************************** ***********
Originally posted by Gabriel Murphy
Ok, regarding folding, and suggesting it on our other forums.

I would prefer to keep all folding local to OC-Forums.com, as it best fits this community. Feel free to make posts concerning folding on programmingtalk.com and webhostingtalk.com, dbforums.com. We have just acquired 3 more forums, and I will include them on the list here on Monday, once these communities are made aware of the iNET acquisition.

Regarding webhostingtalk.com, make sure you read their rules, and make the post in the appropriate place (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/forum...hp?s=&forumid=8).

Once these posts are made, I will make these posts sticky so everyone can make sure to have read it as well

BEFORE you do this, I would make sure the concept of "folding" is clearly articulated in a thread, so everyone understands the benefit of participation

Finally, In our December letter, which will be sent out to approximately 380,000 registered members of our various forums, as well as HotScripts.com, we will make mention of the "iNET Folding Team" on OC-Forums.com. I will post this portion of our newsletter here for your review and critique.

Let me know if this all makes sense, or if you have any questions or concerns!
************************************************** **********

[modenaf1]

Originally posted by IMOG
Gabriel Murphy has answered the questions of modenaf1 and Cjwinnit in

heh i brought it up in that FF thread, but cjwinnit really deserves the credit for it. It was his idea in the first place.

Awsome job cjwinnit!

[@md0Cer]

does anyone have anything for me to do? Or is it all taken care of? Id love to help in any way possible. What if we just had them put in the name of their forums so that particular forum gets recognized on the stats? Or we could at least mention it in the letter or something. Im not sure though, id like to see what you all think of that.

[Cowboy Shane]

Well, Dennis seems to be a very nice guy. He replied to my email to let me know that Cjwinnit had worked the problems out via private messages.

Way to go Cjwinnit!

[Cjwinnit]

Huh?

Edit: Checked Webhostingtalk, my revised attempt won approval from the mod. It's up here/ (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=209871)

[mdcomp]

Posted over there, I have been a member there for a little while. Its a pretty cool forums. Nice job CJwinnit, keep up the good work!

:D
Matt

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by mdcomp
Posted over there, I have been a member there for a little while.


Cheers, it might add more credibility for people to reply. I'll see what I can do about getting it stickied...

Thanks for backing me up Cowboy Shane :)

[Kendan]

cjwinnit you should add the www.statsman.info link:D

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by Kendan
cjwinnit you should add the www.statsman.info link:D

I did think about it, they will have to find out on their own. The advertising rules there are fairly restrictive?

Edit: what happened to *URL removed to comply with the rules, see post below* ?

[bubba gump]

The domain got hijacked, and it is now a pr0n site...

Sad sad days when something so innocent gets jacked :cry:

Fold and Frag on
Brian

[I.M.O.G.]

The december newsletter should be a better asset as far as getting members into the team32 folding community.

[@md0Cer]

yes i agree with you IMOG. Once the newletter comes out and Gabe does a good job mentioning folding, we should probably have alot of people coming.

BubbaGump, what now the .info one is pr0n? darnit. That sucks. I was wondering, how do you search for a specific user on statsman? I never could figure that out and had to go to the official folding site.

[Cowboy Shane]

It was all you on this one Cjwinnit, and I commend you on a fine job. You had already won them over before I sent my email judging by the response I got.

The statsman.info link is fine, it's the old one that is now unsavory.

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by IMOG
The december newsletter should be a better asset as far as getting members into the team32 folding community.

I agree, perhaps we can contribute (http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=248139).

Originally posted by @md0Cer
does anyone have anything for me to do? Or is it all taken care of? Id love to help in any way possible.

Borg, Recruit, Build ;)

[Audioaficionado]

We'll have to keep bumping it for now because it's not stickied yet.

Don't forget that Gabriel Murphy won't override their leadership anymore than he will ours.

[Chris]

Nice one Cjwinnit, i'm glad you managed to sort things out with the admin, a big thankyou for your efforts, your a real asset to the team! :)

[Wedo]

Hmmm... let us use some low-ball estimates as you would do for most any business:

With 380,000 blind contacts can expect a response of 1-10% depending on the pertinence of the subject matter in relation to the given list of names. Because of CJ's handy work, this is getting sent to a list of some what savvy computer users so we'll just say 5%.

Of this 5% we can again take a low-ball estimate of responses turned into actual "sales" (in this case, folders for team 32), so we'll say 5% again.

So, that's .0025% (5% of the 5% respondents actually start folding for out team) of the initial 380,000, or 950 new folders.

Figure that our average active folder pumps out an average of 500 ppw (again, a low-ball estimate) and you end up with an very conservative increase of:

475,000 ppw(950x500ppw), which is more than double our current output.

Whoa... and that's a conservative estimate.

If something anywhere remotely this awesome comes to fruition, Cjwinnt will from this day forth be known as "The Foldinator". :D

Wedo

[axlecrusher]

This will be so great if it works out. Keep up the awesome work everyone.

Axle

[Arkaine23]

I would low-ball that by half again, considering we are hardware enthusiasts with high-end machines running 24/7 whereas members of these other forums who might join in the effort are probably not, and even if they do join up, how likely is it they will enable -advmethods to get lots of gromacs (to say nothing of forcing SSE on AMD CPu's) and run their box(es) 24/7?

I doubt they'll head over here to talk to us. And if they do we probably should never suggest running -forceasm or -forceSSE as a single lock-up could probably turn somone off to folding.

[mdcomp]

This is generating not much of a response. Its kind of depressing, it takes no effort and its for a good cause. I don't understand it.

Matt

[mdcomp]

Well we got one taker at web hosting talk, at least one. I have been kind of rep'ing us and checking out that thread. Hopefully it will generate some more interest soon.

WHT Thread (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=1637669)

Matt

[Cjwinnit]

Thank you mdcomp, nice to know someone else helped :)

Originally posted by Wedo
If something anywhere remotely this awesome comes to fruition, Cjwinnt will from this day forth be known as "The Foldinator". :D

Wedo

Sounds good :)

[mdcomp]

Well it seems like its going pretty well. I was talking to HiyaCorp from Web Hosting Talk. He said he installed it on 4 comps on the thread, but he is installing it at his lab/work. 20 top of the line p4's, he told me. Thats a great start. If we can just get a few more addicts we will be well on our way, lol.

Matt

[I.M.O.G.]

Thats definetly good news... I wonder if your links to our forums will stay? They are kinda strict on that it seems from cjwinnit's original trouble with the thread.

[Chris]

I just stopped over there to say hello, and bump the thread in the process, I figure if more of us say hello and show what a friendly team we are, it may generate more interest, but it definatly looks like a good start :)

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by Chris
I just stopped over there to say hello, and bump the thread in the process, I figure if more of us say hello and show what a friendly team we are, it may generate more interest, but it definatly looks like a good start :)

Nice idea.

Wow since yesterday it has really started to take off. This is great.

:D
Matt

[mdcomp]

C'mon guys, lets get excited about this. We have a bunch of new people just waiting to be recruited. We should be checking those threads day and night, chatting with the members and such. Lets recruit as many people as we can! I have been posting at YaxAy and WHT. We have gotten a decent response over at WHT, but not much at all from Yaxay, so lets kick it up a notch.

Matt

[mdcomp]

Bump for a great cause. C'mon guys head over to these places and support me and the other oc forum'ers over there.

Matt

[OSUmaxx]

I stopped by WHT and bumped the thread ;) I appreciate what you guys are doing to help the team.

[Cjwinnit]

I have been keeping an eye on the threads from afar but for those kind concerned souls who have been wondering why I haven't been my normal chatty self here, Real Life got in the way :-/

Thanks to all who have been keeping an eye out well done to those ho got a recruit, Especially to Mdcomp who has been pestering you all into submission :D

I actually have a webserver now so I might be going there a lot more... (plugging Folding there as I go :))

Fold On.

Joe.

[mdcomp]

Nice to hear from you CJ, we missed you. Well I will keep at it.

Matt

[Audioaficionado]

I hate subscribing to a lot of forums as I don't really have time to do this one justice anymore.

However, other than WHT, what forums do I need to bump too?

I'll sign up for the Team 32 cause but not as an active member.

[mdcomp]

Here are the three current threads:
Yaxay Thread (http://forum.yaxay.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23962)

Programming Talk Thread (http://www.programmingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=13395#post13395)

Web Hosting Talk Thread (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=1637669)

Check those out.

Matt

[Arkaine23]

So is somebody going to contact Stanford and ask that team 32 name be changed to Inet interactive instead of Overclockers.com?

Seems only fair to those people joining us from Inet's other forums that we attempt to have the name changed.... Might help us get more of them to join up.

I found out the procedure- the team founder needs to go here: http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/changeteam
in order to change our team's name while keeping our team's number.

[mdcomp]

How did this drop to page 2?? WTH is going on? BUMP. Lets get some new members.

Matt

[Cjwinnit]

Simple solution guys, we keep bumping this and report on our borgs here util we are number one and Alzheimer's is no more. ;)

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by Cjwinnit
Simple solution guys, we keep bumping this and report on our borgs here util we are number one and Alzheimer's is no more. ;)

Agreed...BUMP.

Matt

Again here are the threads...
Originally posted by mdcomp
Here are the three current threads:
Yaxay Thread (http://forum.yaxay.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23962)

Programming Talk Thread (http://www.programmingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=13395#post13395)

Web Hosting Talk Thread (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=1637669)

Check those out.

Matt

[mdcomp]

HOLIDAY BUMPAGE!
:D

Matt

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by mdcomp
Here are the three current threads:
Yaxay Thread (http://forum.yaxay.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23962)

Programming Talk Thread (http://www.programmingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=13395#post13395)

Web Hosting Talk Thread (http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=1637669)

Check those out.

Matt

BUMP...this is a very sad showing for our team, I hate to say this but with regards to this project I am very dissappointed in us. We have the chance to get a huge number of people folding with us and we did absolutley nothing here, c'mon fellas, lets recruit.

Matt

[Chris]

I have bumped the thread and helped about in the WHT forum thread, to be honest I had forgotten about this lately, I will help out as much as I can. :)

-Chris

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by Chris
I have bumped the thread and helped about in the WHT forum thread, to be honest I had forgotten about this lately, I will help out as much as I can. :)

-Chris

O yea...I forgot. Thanks CHRIS for helping out, lol. You really have been helpful. Nice work!
:D

Matt

[wildfrogman]

I am recruiting up as much cpu power as possible recently. What all is going on here? Bump for updates

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by wildfrogman
I am recruiting up as much cpu power as possible recently. What all is going on here? Bump for updates

Sadly nothing...:cry:. I have been bumping there and trying, but no big repsonses.

Matt

[wildfrogman]

Maybe they think that making a computer work to much wears it out? I know some people that think it wont last long if they do anything other than go online and send emails....and turn it off if they arnt using it for the next 15 minutes...ugh. Somehow we need to figure out a way to change that view. Maybe have somebody start up a contest of some sort to get them interested?

[OCn00b]

I was getting ready to post in the thread at WHT but the last post was on Christmas day. How do they feel about bumping threads that old? I wouldn't want to resurrect a thread that old and have the mods delete it.

[Audioaficionado]

As long as you write more content than just 'bump' it should be ok.

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by Audioaficionado
As long as you write more content than just 'bump' it should be ok.

Agreed. I usually add in stuff, but basically its just to knock it to the top. Sadly, nobody has shown much interest over at the other forums. We got a few people, though.

Matt

[Fast420A]

I think it's time for another big giveaway like the Duron giveaway there was a year or so ago.

[mdcomp]

Originally posted by Fast420A
I think it's time for another big giveaway like the Duron giveaway there was a year or so ago.

It may be the only way. Heh. Even if we just do it in house and don't open it up to other forums we will definetly get more members.

Matt

[wildfrogman]

Yes, focusing on inhouse first will help alot...and cause others to join up to win and then have alot stay on afterwards. If anything it would bring more attention to folding by word of mouth also. Also...how many "official" members does overclockers.com have? Quite a bit but not that many seem active. If we can just get a good turnout from our own members it would help greatly. Having an article on F@H in with the contest/giveaway explaining how to set it up will show many how easy it is to set up.

[Chris]

Just bumped the WebHostingTalk thread up as it hasnt been done in a few months guys. :)

-Chris

[Chris]

Thread over at WHT has been removed and I have recieved a warning for "thread bumping" :rolleyes:

-Chris

[wildfrogman]

Well, i guess that shows where thats going to lead us in F@H and their help....nowhere. They just dont want to deal with it for whatever reasons. Many people think it will make their cpu wear out in a few months/weeks under full load or something crazy like that. And if they are away from their computers for 5 minutes because they have to fix some food or something....why ofcoarse they will just turn it right off. Leaving the computer running ALL NIGHT :eek: :eek: !!!!! That might make it melt! :rolleyes: yeah, I can hardly understand that kind thinking either but many are like that.

[I.M.O.G.]

I'm starting an internal recruitment if you guys want to check that out, the thread is half way down the page... The productivity of it will be far higher.