se-r.net web site

[David Evans]

It seems like everyone is overthinking this.

The data still exists correct?

If so I don't know how big it is, but I doubt its all that much.  Why can't
it just be moved to a simple web host such as Hostgator.  Its $142 for 3
years of hosting.  Unlimited data, unlimited bandwidth.  If 30 people pony
up $5 then there is no need to worry about it for another 3 years.

   -=david


On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 2:39 PM, George Roffe <geo31 at suddenlink.net> wrote:

>   This could be a workable solution. While I would normally be against
> giving the content of SE-R.net to a commercial site, a great deal of the
> content on SE-R.net came from the folks who are MotoIQ (Mike Kojima being
> the most obvious and prolific example). I also think that the folks at
> MotoIQ would be good stewards of the content.
>
> The only thing I would want to see (and may make this not work) is to keep
> the SE-R.net content commercial-free as it is now. Let's face it, MotoIQ is
> a commercial enterprise and kuddos to Mike and the team for their success.
> They've earned and deserve it. I just think it would be wrong for
> contributors' content to suddenly find its way to a commercial site. I
> would probably object to that for my own content, despite being good
> friends with Mike and many of the staff.
>
> Anyway, it would seem a potentially good way to get the site scrubbed and
> even possibly updated occassionally. But only if it remained
> commercial-free (or largely so).
>
> George Roffe
>
>
> ---- Martin <martin_g34 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> =============
>   We would be completely down to post all the old ser.net content on
> MotoIQ, but how do we go about it?  I'm specifically talking about layout.
>  Any suggestions?
>
>  Again, we (MotoIQ) are all for this.
>
>
>  Martin G
>  se-r veterano  ;)
>
>
>
>   ------------------------------
> *From:* Jim Wright <06specv at themailshack.com>
> *To:* Lawrence Weeks <lweeks at anabasis.net>
> *Cc:* se-r list <se-r at se-r-list.org>
> *Sent:* Thursday, September 5, 2013 6:42 PM
> *Subject:* Re: se-r.net web site
>
> On Sep 3, 2013, at 7:24 PM, Lawrence Weeks wrote:
>
> > I'm wondering what to do with that site and domain. Do you guys think
> there is value in leaving it up? Nobody seems to have noticed it was
> offline for perhaps a year. :-) I'd thought there may be valuable data
> there still, so wanted to leave it just in case. I could attempt to scrub
> email addresses from the pages and put it back up if there is interest.
>
> I did notice, but couldn't remember who was hosting it to complain to.
> Yeah, I'm late to this thread, didn't feel like posting from my iPhone, had
> to wait until I was in front of my old desktop.  LOL
>
> Still have a '91 SE-R in the garage, and when I manage to reclaim my spare
> engine from Houston, I'm hoping to get it up and running again.
>
> The info that was on the old site was far more useful and well written
> that most of the stuff on any of the forums, it's all signal, and almost no
> noise.  Forums are completely reversed, finding accurate info there is
> almost impossible.
>
> If any help is needed scrubbing the data, let me know Larry, I can
> probably spare some cycles to help out.
>
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