<![CDATA[Strawberryland Forum - Announcements]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/ Thu, 30 Apr 2026 11:04:21 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[The struggle for Net Neutrality]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-617.html Wed, 12 Jul 2017 06:33:41 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-617.html https://www.battleforthenet.com/july12/?org=dp

I'm sure you guys value the web as a free, no-strings-attached resource to express their thoughts, dissent and share information. Leaving it at the mercy of greedy corporations is plain wrong and anathema to what the Internet stands for.]]> https://www.battleforthenet.com/july12/?org=dp

I'm sure you guys value the web as a free, no-strings-attached resource to express their thoughts, dissent and share information. Leaving it at the mercy of greedy corporations is plain wrong and anathema to what the Internet stands for.]]> <![CDATA[New server, and what lies ahead for this site.]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-610.html Tue, 02 May 2017 06:32:51 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-610.html
We could've gotten away with using a free hosting service, but that presents problems due to how inherently limited they are (after all, they're being sold at a loss anyway). Hence the move to a new host, specifically a VPS from HostUS per Chris' recommendation on a cheap provider. I don't feel like paying per month, let alone per hour, so an annual subscription is the way to go.

And as such my friends and I are planning on putting up a revenue system to make up for any losses incurred, as it definitely isn't cheap to run a website, no matter how small it is. Banner ads from Project Wonderful seem to be a viable idea given how you have complete control on which ads to display, and isn't as corporate-run as the ones from Google so you can leave Adblock off for this site. A Patreon campaign may also do the trick, but getting the audience is no easy task given the niche nature of this forum.

Which brings up to the direction we're taking as a site. Most of us have moved on from the Strawberry Shortcake franchise, and as such we don't feel like discussing about it as much as we used to as key members have either left or went for other commitments. What I'm thinking of is to turn this site to a more technologically-focused message board, though the SSC-related subforums, and the site name itself, will still remain as it is out of convenience as moving to a different domain is a pain and a half as it is.

So what do you guys think about it?]]>
We could've gotten away with using a free hosting service, but that presents problems due to how inherently limited they are (after all, they're being sold at a loss anyway). Hence the move to a new host, specifically a VPS from HostUS per Chris' recommendation on a cheap provider. I don't feel like paying per month, let alone per hour, so an annual subscription is the way to go.

And as such my friends and I are planning on putting up a revenue system to make up for any losses incurred, as it definitely isn't cheap to run a website, no matter how small it is. Banner ads from Project Wonderful seem to be a viable idea given how you have complete control on which ads to display, and isn't as corporate-run as the ones from Google so you can leave Adblock off for this site. A Patreon campaign may also do the trick, but getting the audience is no easy task given the niche nature of this forum.

Which brings up to the direction we're taking as a site. Most of us have moved on from the Strawberry Shortcake franchise, and as such we don't feel like discussing about it as much as we used to as key members have either left or went for other commitments. What I'm thinking of is to turn this site to a more technologically-focused message board, though the SSC-related subforums, and the site name itself, will still remain as it is out of convenience as moving to a different domain is a pain and a half as it is.

So what do you guys think about it?]]> <![CDATA[Board migrated to MyBB]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-607.html Sat, 14 Jan 2017 06:11:54 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-607.html
Plans for moving the board to a new server are still underway too, as Chris will be shutting this server down ASAP.]]>
Plans for moving the board to a new server are still underway too, as Chris will be shutting this server down ASAP.]]> <![CDATA[Server move proposal (and a word on the future of this site)]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-301.html Wed, 18 May 2016 11:55:19 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-301.html
Strawberryland.eu, or at least one of its subdomains, still appears to be live as of now, and assuming Kiwi still has the zeal to do anything SSC-related, I guess it wouldn't hurt to ask him about a possible server transfer.

I am also contemplating on the use of ads on the site in order to provide at least some revenue. As much as I hate to put a banner ad or two here, I'm afraid we're running at a complete loss here, and we can only go so far in this state. Not helping with this situation is the lack of active and/or interested users partly due to SSC being a niche fandom compared to the likes of MLP. This site shows some potential as a hub for collectors to pool their resources and knowhow on the franchise, but alas, we're yet to reach that goal.]]>
Strawberryland.eu, or at least one of its subdomains, still appears to be live as of now, and assuming Kiwi still has the zeal to do anything SSC-related, I guess it wouldn't hurt to ask him about a possible server transfer.

I am also contemplating on the use of ads on the site in order to provide at least some revenue. As much as I hate to put a banner ad or two here, I'm afraid we're running at a complete loss here, and we can only go so far in this state. Not helping with this situation is the lack of active and/or interested users partly due to SSC being a niche fandom compared to the likes of MLP. This site shows some potential as a hub for collectors to pool their resources and knowhow on the franchise, but alas, we're yet to reach that goal.]]> <![CDATA[Forums compromised, still pending investigation.]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-285.html Thu, 07 Aug 2014 06:26:53 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-285.html
Quote:Update: As of 2 PM today, the forums are finally back up. Blake will be obtaining a log of the spam sent through the site from Chris for analysis, hopefully we can trace the perp and turn him/her into law enforcement from the data in the logs. For now, the forum is back to usable state.

We apologize for the downtime.

Chris hinted at a possible XSS hack on the site, and while Dave raised doubts about it, I'm not ruling out the possibility given how bug-laden PHPBB is. I'll see if I can harden the site, and hope we could move this off Chris's server as he really wants to streamline his site to just host The GTA Place and his other ventures.

UPDATE: I've just updated Mediawiki to the latest build. Let's see if this would plug things up.]]>
Quote:Update: As of 2 PM today, the forums are finally back up. Blake will be obtaining a log of the spam sent through the site from Chris for analysis, hopefully we can trace the perp and turn him/her into law enforcement from the data in the logs. For now, the forum is back to usable state.

We apologize for the downtime.

Chris hinted at a possible XSS hack on the site, and while Dave raised doubts about it, I'm not ruling out the possibility given how bug-laden PHPBB is. I'll see if I can harden the site, and hope we could move this off Chris's server as he really wants to streamline his site to just host The GTA Place and his other ventures.

UPDATE: I've just updated Mediawiki to the latest build. Let's see if this would plug things up.]]> <![CDATA[The Great TGTAP Downtime 2013]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-242.html Sun, 31 Mar 2013 01:44:35 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-242.html
Quote:We're back!

First off, we're sorry about the lengthy downtime we suffered during the past week. For the most part it was completely beyond our control. We did unfortunately suffer some data loss, some of which was simply due to corruption. Now if you continue reading I'll explain what happened, or just skip to the end if you don't care and just want to know wtf is up with the site right now.

Back in the February we suffered some downtime, over 24 hours in fact. Scanning the system logs we were able to pinpoint this to an issue with one of the hard drives, but it was difficult to determine which one (we have 4 in a RAID 10 array) when the tools we have available were reporting them all as healthy! Fast-forward to last week, one of the hard drives decided to completely fail on us. Those of you who know about RAID will know that a single hard drive in the array failing is not a problem, so we simply asked the server techs to replace it for us. No big deal. As I was submitting the support ticket, I was running tests on the other 3 hard drives to check they were ok - turns out they weren't. A drive in the second pair was also failing, and as the test finished running, it did fail. This brought the server into a read-only state, we rebooted to allow the techs to replace the first bad disk. This was done, but we had to wait practically a whole day for it to finish filesystem checks and rebuild itself into the array.

The bad news got worse after that and long story short, the OS had become corrupted and we were unable to get the server to boot up. Combine this problem with incredibly slow support staff and you see where this is heading...
In the days that followed, they eventually replaced the second failed disk for us, and within another couple of days they finally got it into rescue mode and were able to get the server back online (today).

Unfortunately this was when I discovered quite a lot of file integrity loss, corrupted files everywhere. After working all night to get the server back into a workable state, we realised that unfortunately our database system was completely fucked, for lack of a better phrase. Worse still, our on-site nightly backups were mostly lost. The most recent off-site backups we had were over 2 weeks old, but these had to do.

What I've done is restored a database backup from 13th March. Anything that happened since then has been lost. As for files and uploads, we believe most of this is ok, but chances are there's some missing files we aren't aware of. Please let me know (in this topic) if you are experiencing errors or other weirdness on the forums or anywhere else on the website.

While no one is to blame (except myself for not having more recent backups available) for what happened, we feel the support staff made us wait unreasonably long times to both replace the failed hardware and recover the system for us. Downtime was almost inevitable with these kinds of failures, but it certainly should not have been this long. For this reason, we will be transferring TGTAP (and our other sites) to a new server within the next couple of weeks. We don't expect there to be any downtime while this happens, though the forums will be turned offline for approx 15 mins to ensure we have successfully migrated the data.

That's all.
]]>
Quote:We're back!

First off, we're sorry about the lengthy downtime we suffered during the past week. For the most part it was completely beyond our control. We did unfortunately suffer some data loss, some of which was simply due to corruption. Now if you continue reading I'll explain what happened, or just skip to the end if you don't care and just want to know wtf is up with the site right now.

Back in the February we suffered some downtime, over 24 hours in fact. Scanning the system logs we were able to pinpoint this to an issue with one of the hard drives, but it was difficult to determine which one (we have 4 in a RAID 10 array) when the tools we have available were reporting them all as healthy! Fast-forward to last week, one of the hard drives decided to completely fail on us. Those of you who know about RAID will know that a single hard drive in the array failing is not a problem, so we simply asked the server techs to replace it for us. No big deal. As I was submitting the support ticket, I was running tests on the other 3 hard drives to check they were ok - turns out they weren't. A drive in the second pair was also failing, and as the test finished running, it did fail. This brought the server into a read-only state, we rebooted to allow the techs to replace the first bad disk. This was done, but we had to wait practically a whole day for it to finish filesystem checks and rebuild itself into the array.

The bad news got worse after that and long story short, the OS had become corrupted and we were unable to get the server to boot up. Combine this problem with incredibly slow support staff and you see where this is heading...
In the days that followed, they eventually replaced the second failed disk for us, and within another couple of days they finally got it into rescue mode and were able to get the server back online (today).

Unfortunately this was when I discovered quite a lot of file integrity loss, corrupted files everywhere. After working all night to get the server back into a workable state, we realised that unfortunately our database system was completely fucked, for lack of a better phrase. Worse still, our on-site nightly backups were mostly lost. The most recent off-site backups we had were over 2 weeks old, but these had to do.

What I've done is restored a database backup from 13th March. Anything that happened since then has been lost. As for files and uploads, we believe most of this is ok, but chances are there's some missing files we aren't aware of. Please let me know (in this topic) if you are experiencing errors or other weirdness on the forums or anywhere else on the website.

While no one is to blame (except myself for not having more recent backups available) for what happened, we feel the support staff made us wait unreasonably long times to both replace the failed hardware and recover the system for us. Downtime was almost inevitable with these kinds of failures, but it certainly should not have been this long. For this reason, we will be transferring TGTAP (and our other sites) to a new server within the next couple of weeks. We don't expect there to be any downtime while this happens, though the forums will be turned offline for approx 15 mins to ensure we have successfully migrated the data.

That's all.
]]> <![CDATA[Ladies and gentlemen...]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-212.html Thu, 08 Nov 2012 08:58:40 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-212.html May I present to you this...
[Image: Wiki_Header.png]

As the wiki has been pretty much run down and riddled with low-quality and/or inappropriate contributions, I decided to adopt and take control of it. Right now I'm looking for interested contributors who can help with sprucing this berry lovely place up. I along with a few friends of mine will take care of the system work.]]> May I present to you this...
[Image: Wiki_Header.png]

As the wiki has been pretty much run down and riddled with low-quality and/or inappropriate contributions, I decided to adopt and take control of it. Right now I'm looking for interested contributors who can help with sprucing this berry lovely place up. I along with a few friends of mine will take care of the system work.]]> <![CDATA[We need your support! Vote NO to Cybercrime Law and HB6187]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-202.html Wed, 19 Sep 2012 14:37:11 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-202.html
The Philippine Government has now implemented a new Cybercrime law, which, according to it, can penalize individuals posting "libelous" or inflammatory statements on Facebook and elsewhere. However, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has expressed concern over it, and with the possibility of a SOPA-style act being in the way, the interwebs might end up being less than savoury for Filipinos.

DON'T BE A VICTIM OF TYRRANY! FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS! Sparta]]>
The Philippine Government has now implemented a new Cybercrime law, which, according to it, can penalize individuals posting "libelous" or inflammatory statements on Facebook and elsewhere. However, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has expressed concern over it, and with the possibility of a SOPA-style act being in the way, the interwebs might end up being less than savoury for Filipinos.

DON'T BE A VICTIM OF TYRRANY! FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS! Sparta]]> <![CDATA[Donations.]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-190.html Tue, 17 Jul 2012 02:37:59 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-190.html
Donations are completely voluntary, and any amount may do (well, if it's just 25 cents it may suffice but perhaps a dollar or two will cut it). If anyone's willing to pay (via PayPal or Globe GCASH), feel free to PM me or RAMCHYLD for more details.]]>
Donations are completely voluntary, and any amount may do (well, if it's just 25 cents it may suffice but perhaps a dollar or two will cut it). If anyone's willing to pay (via PayPal or Globe GCASH), feel free to PM me or RAMCHYLD for more details.]]> <![CDATA[Domain name transfer in progress! Edit: completed!]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-186.html Mon, 02 Jul 2012 10:24:37 +0000 RAMChYLD]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-186.html
The transfer has started and will take up quite a few days in July to complete. However, During this time, downtime may occur. Do not be alarmed- the forum is safe and will remain in normal operation aside from the intermittent downtime. However, as a backup, remember that we have a backup announce/mailing list system at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sscdrom">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sscdrom</a><!-- m --> . Any concerns during forum downtime can be brought up there, and I strongly urge any member who has not yet sign up for the system to join.

I should also note that this new registrar is a bit more expensive- US$10.49 instead of US$9.99 - but it will be worth it and I will still be donating for it out of my pocket - in other words, you pay nothing for the domain. Put the money into good use instead- i.e., fund Kiwi and help out with our rent for the VPS Smile]]>
The transfer has started and will take up quite a few days in July to complete. However, During this time, downtime may occur. Do not be alarmed- the forum is safe and will remain in normal operation aside from the intermittent downtime. However, as a backup, remember that we have a backup announce/mailing list system at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sscdrom">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sscdrom</a><!-- m --> . Any concerns during forum downtime can be brought up there, and I strongly urge any member who has not yet sign up for the system to join.

I should also note that this new registrar is a bit more expensive- US$10.49 instead of US$9.99 - but it will be worth it and I will still be donating for it out of my pocket - in other words, you pay nothing for the domain. Put the money into good use instead- i.e., fund Kiwi and help out with our rent for the VPS Smile]]> <![CDATA[Don't let the forums die! Speak out against SOPA and PIPA!]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-161.html Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:40:22 +0000 RAMChYLD]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-161.html Penny Arcade incident). However, the difference is, DMCA cannot touch someone else's site. The owner of the site will receive a warning, and is still given a chance to fight back by means of a counter-lawsuit. SOPA makes DMCA redundant- they don't need a DMCA, all they need is to order the site shut down. And given that we have a US domain name, it is considered to be subjected to US laws as far as SOPA and PIPA are concerned (yeah, the laws of that act are that shallow, If you have a US domain name, you're automatically American. Doesn't matter if your server is actually in Holland or The Netherlands).

This site has a few criticisms targeted at the 2009 reincarnation of the show. It is sure to be shut down if SOPA and PIPA comes to be and AG sees the posts.

Aside from that, SOPA and PIPA will also have hard-hitting consequences on those living outside the US. Do you know that certain shows either do not air or are prematurely cancelled in countries outside the US? And with SOPA and PIPA, it would render the fans of said shows in those country completely zero access to them?

We blacked out our page for the last 48 hours as a gesture of protest against the upcoming SOPA and PIPA act. We are not alone- hundreds of sites including giants like Google and Flickr also protested- Google with their logo blacked out, and Flickr with allowing participating users to black out selected images. The war against SOPA have left a mark on the pages of history, as 10 US senators have backed down and the voting indefinitely postphoned.

However, the war is not yet over. There is still PIPA, which is due for hearing on the 24th of January. We are still in decision on what we shall be doing on that day. It might be nothing, it might be another full-scale blackout.

The biggest offending point about SOPA and PIPA itself is this- one of the proponents specifically targeted international audiences, saying that they do not deserve the show if their country's TV station refuses to carry a show or Pay TV operator refuses to carry a channel that airs the show. It implies that it's the problem between the citizens of the country and their Pay TV provider or local TV channels and is not their problem. When I saw that clause, it triggered a depression fit- it came across to me as crude, greedy and selfish.

Americans, do the right thing. Vote out SOPA and PIPA. While we are not for piracy, we are also not for tyranny and suppression of freedom of speech. Remember the first amendment.

And remember, telling someone how awesome a show is but not letting them have it is akin to bullying. Don't do that, share the show with them instead.]]> Penny Arcade incident). However, the difference is, DMCA cannot touch someone else's site. The owner of the site will receive a warning, and is still given a chance to fight back by means of a counter-lawsuit. SOPA makes DMCA redundant- they don't need a DMCA, all they need is to order the site shut down. And given that we have a US domain name, it is considered to be subjected to US laws as far as SOPA and PIPA are concerned (yeah, the laws of that act are that shallow, If you have a US domain name, you're automatically American. Doesn't matter if your server is actually in Holland or The Netherlands).

This site has a few criticisms targeted at the 2009 reincarnation of the show. It is sure to be shut down if SOPA and PIPA comes to be and AG sees the posts.

Aside from that, SOPA and PIPA will also have hard-hitting consequences on those living outside the US. Do you know that certain shows either do not air or are prematurely cancelled in countries outside the US? And with SOPA and PIPA, it would render the fans of said shows in those country completely zero access to them?

We blacked out our page for the last 48 hours as a gesture of protest against the upcoming SOPA and PIPA act. We are not alone- hundreds of sites including giants like Google and Flickr also protested- Google with their logo blacked out, and Flickr with allowing participating users to black out selected images. The war against SOPA have left a mark on the pages of history, as 10 US senators have backed down and the voting indefinitely postphoned.

However, the war is not yet over. There is still PIPA, which is due for hearing on the 24th of January. We are still in decision on what we shall be doing on that day. It might be nothing, it might be another full-scale blackout.

The biggest offending point about SOPA and PIPA itself is this- one of the proponents specifically targeted international audiences, saying that they do not deserve the show if their country's TV station refuses to carry a show or Pay TV operator refuses to carry a channel that airs the show. It implies that it's the problem between the citizens of the country and their Pay TV provider or local TV channels and is not their problem. When I saw that clause, it triggered a depression fit- it came across to me as crude, greedy and selfish.

Americans, do the right thing. Vote out SOPA and PIPA. While we are not for piracy, we are also not for tyranny and suppression of freedom of speech. Remember the first amendment.

And remember, telling someone how awesome a show is but not letting them have it is akin to bullying. Don't do that, share the show with them instead.]]> <![CDATA[New Server]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-152.html Sun, 06 Nov 2011 01:36:27 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-152.html
Chris Wrote:Good news everyone!

After a period of fairly random unreliability and some downtime over the past month, we decided to move to a brand new dedicated server. The new server has a better processor, almost 3 times as much RAM, twice as much bandwidth, and a 1Gbps connection speed - that's 10 times faster than what we had previously!

This should really help improve our reliability, and we can now realistically aim for almost 100% uptime through the year.

The move is complete, and everything should be working as normally, but if you notice anything strange, let us know!
]]>
Chris Wrote:Good news everyone!

After a period of fairly random unreliability and some downtime over the past month, we decided to move to a brand new dedicated server. The new server has a better processor, almost 3 times as much RAM, twice as much bandwidth, and a 1Gbps connection speed - that's 10 times faster than what we had previously!

This should really help improve our reliability, and we can now realistically aim for almost 100% uptime through the year.

The move is complete, and everything should be working as normally, but if you notice anything strange, let us know!
]]> <![CDATA[Join us on our IRC channel!]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-142.html Thu, 06 Oct 2011 02:01:15 +0000 huckleberrypie]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-142.html
Code:
Server:         irc.strawberryland.eu
Ports:          6659,6667,6670
Interfaces:     IPv4,IPv6
Channel:        #strawberryland
Everyone is welcome to have a try! And for anyone who's new to IRC or web chatting in general, feel free to ask. Big Grin]]>
Code:
Server:         irc.strawberryland.eu
Ports:          6659,6667,6670
Interfaces:     IPv4,IPv6
Channel:        #strawberryland
Everyone is welcome to have a try! And for anyone who's new to IRC or web chatting in general, feel free to ask. Big Grin]]> <![CDATA[strawberryland.eu]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-110.html Sun, 28 Aug 2011 19:13:52 +0000 Kiwifruit Jam]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-110.html .eu domains, I thought I must buy some! I don't really know how it got to my mind, but I found that strawberryland.eu was free, and so I decided to register it. It's just fun to have such a domain name, after all.

Since the incident has already happened anyway, of course I donate this domain to this forum. However I don't really know for what purpose would we use it actually. Of course I don't expect, neither encourage you to change the forum's address, since this actual one is perfect. Though we could still use strawberryland.eu for some supplementary services, or purely for backup. Or maybe we could have cute e-mail addresses like "kiwifruitjam <<insert 'at' sign here>> strawberryland.eu". Just like how some heavy System Shock fans have managed to get trioptimum.com addresses. Wink

Do you have any ideas?

Finally, if you wonder if the term "Strawberryland" is a registered trademark, don't worry, I verified it: it isn't. At least in the European Union, and that's what matters for .eu domains after all. Either way, if the official copyright holders of the Strawberry Shortcake franchise would ever ask for this domain, of course I'd give it to them without any hesitation - though it's berry unlikely that they'd ever need it.]]> .eu domains, I thought I must buy some! I don't really know how it got to my mind, but I found that strawberryland.eu was free, and so I decided to register it. It's just fun to have such a domain name, after all.

Since the incident has already happened anyway, of course I donate this domain to this forum. However I don't really know for what purpose would we use it actually. Of course I don't expect, neither encourage you to change the forum's address, since this actual one is perfect. Though we could still use strawberryland.eu for some supplementary services, or purely for backup. Or maybe we could have cute e-mail addresses like "kiwifruitjam <<insert 'at' sign here>> strawberryland.eu". Just like how some heavy System Shock fans have managed to get trioptimum.com addresses. Wink

Do you have any ideas?

Finally, if you wonder if the term "Strawberryland" is a registered trademark, don't worry, I verified it: it isn't. At least in the European Union, and that's what matters for .eu domains after all. Either way, if the official copyright holders of the Strawberry Shortcake franchise would ever ask for this domain, of course I'd give it to them without any hesitation - though it's berry unlikely that they'd ever need it.]]> <![CDATA[Emergency gathering site]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-97.html Mon, 01 Aug 2011 07:57:34 +0000 RAMChYLD]]> https://www.strawberryforum.org/board/thread-97.html
If you haven't already, sign up at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sscdrom today. It will be the first place where any important news regarding this forum will be broadcast.

Kindly state the name you use at this forum or sign up using the name you registered on this forum to speed up approval.]]>
If you haven't already, sign up at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sscdrom today. It will be the first place where any important news regarding this forum will be broadcast.

Kindly state the name you use at this forum or sign up using the name you registered on this forum to speed up approval.]]>