WinCustomize Transition
Wednesday, October 1, 2003 by Frogboy | Discussion: WinCustomize News
Right now, WinCustomize is in the process of making a journey from Atlanta to California. While on the surface the site continues to run, under the covers an immensely complicated set of DNS juggling is being done to keep the site up and running at all.
As a result, you will notice for the next several days certain things missing (i.e. broken link to a skin or an image, etc.). WinCustomize subscribers and Object Desktop users are currently able to access a premium server we have up and going so thing should work fine if you have a WC premium subscripotion or Object Desktop account (since they're the ones who pay the bills in the first place). But for everyone else, hold tight. When it's all done WinCustomize will have an immense amount of bandwidth available to it and be on whole rack of new servers Stardock purchased for the site this last week.
Reply #2 Wednesday, October 1, 2003 2:26 PM
You mean charge the USERS don't you? It's users who use the skins (such as you with 13 megs of downloading already).
WinCustomize provides a free place for skinners to share their work. A lot of sites on the net charge space for disk space. Here, they get it for free in exchange for letting others use it. It's as symbiotic relationship. Everyone wins.
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