Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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nobody wrote:
Michael Bush wrote:Well, who is running LowBrassKraftz these days?

I tried to make a very "normal post" and got this in response:
Error in posting: You are not allowed to post mr. spammer. Please register and be a normal user not spammer. Write some normal posts and maybe after that the admin will give you the right to post what you want now, if not please contact support at: http://support.free-forum.net" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
Try it again. I just got home and edited your permissions.
Thanks. I'll try tomorrow.
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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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nobody wrote:
Michael Bush wrote:Well, who is running LowBrassKraftz these days?

I tried to make a very "normal post" and got this in response:
Error in posting: You are not allowed to post mr. spammer. Please register and be a normal user not spammer. Write some normal posts and maybe after that the admin will give you the right to post what you want now, if not please contact support at: http://support.free-forum.net" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
Try it again. I just got home and edited your permissions.
I got the same error message...........
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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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Heavy_Metal wrote:I got the same error message...........
That's crazy!
I went back in and checked and updated everyone's permissions. You should be good to go now.

I thought I had the board set up so that certain permissions would be automatically granted for new users. It has certain settings for new users though, which I tried to work around. Apparently the board doesn't like that and as a result I'll have to manually set everyone's permissions. If you or anyone else has any issues, you ought to be able to PM me on the board.

Thanks!
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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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Is the lowbrass forum host down?
The index page won't load for me at the moment.
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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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SJP wrote:
sousaphone68 wrote:Is the lowbrass forum host down?
Yeah, what's going on? Haven't been able to pull it up for almost 24 hours.

No joy here. :(
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Still down- we probably scared 'em too badly.............
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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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Still down
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Re: Who's Running TubeNet These Days?

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Curmudgeon wrote:"free-forum.net" is down right now, not just that particular forum.
Schlepp and I have been sending e-mails like mad to the support page. Neither of us has received a single response. I have a suspicion that the issue may not be a "What" issue, but a "Who" issue, But even if it was a "Who" issue, that shouldn't have caused the main page to shut down as well as the support board.
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58mark wrote:

I don't get notifications either, but some might like them
Automatic notifications are not set by default. You have to go to your user control panel and click that option for yourself if you want it.
The two weather forums I frequent have thread-by-thread email notification of new posts. One forum automatically turns on the email notifications once you have posted to a thread, and the other one is totally manual. You have to click a 'Notify' button in order to get notified about replies. It is handy if you are giving advice and the recipient is kind enough to respond 'yea' or 'nay'.
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