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A Song of Ice and Fire / Announcements / Why is the SOS II-board still down?

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hal9000
User ID: 9906923 Sep 11th 11:56 AM
The board has been down for several days now. I presume EESite.com knows about the problem?

Is the SOS II-board declared 'dead', and are we supposed to post SOS-related material in the new Dance With Dragons-board?

brosan
User ID: 7057593 Sep 12th 6:15 AM
No, you don�t have to register to read, but you have to register if you want participate.

Ran
User ID: 0743024 Sep 12th 6:30 AM
Nope, just did a test post ('Wildling' is the title for an unregistered user ;)

Doesn't seem that you need to be registered to get involved in any way. Being registered provides some bells and whistles, but it's not necessary. :)

brosan
User ID: 7057593 Sep 12th 6:42 AM
Then this is settled (couldn�t try it since you didn�t want us to). So when do we move :-)))) ????

brosan
User ID: 7057593 Sep 12th 6:46 AM
Ran, checked it now too. It looks that you have a Cookie on your system, since I was not allowed to reply to your message (I`m not registered yet). I will register now and try again (with your permission).

brosan
User ID: 7057593 Sep 12th 6:52 AM
Now with registration I�m allowed to. (sorry, could resist posting). I�ll check their FAQ on it.

brosan
User ID: 7057593 Sep 12th 6:55 AM
That�s the FAQ:
Do I have to register in order to post a message?
Each ezboard is different and the decision is up to the administrator of that particular community. If you see a 'Register Your Free Account (Required)' link at the top of the ezboard's main page, this means that you MUST register before posting on that ezboard. Please be aware that there are two levels of registration (Global and Local).

Ran
User ID: 0743024 Sep 12th 6:56 AM

Lannister
User ID: 0136334 Sep 12th 11:12 AM

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hal9000 User ID: 9906923	Sep 11th 11:56 AM The board has been down for several days now. I presume EESite.com knows about the problem? Is the SOS II-board declared 'dead', and are we supposed to post SOS-related material in the new Dance With Dragons-board?
brosan User ID: 7057593	Sep 12th 6:15 AM No, you don�t have to register to read, but you have to register if you want participate.
Ran User ID: 0743024	Sep 12th 6:30 AM Nope, just did a test post ('Wildling' is the title for an unregistered user ;) Doesn't seem that you need to be registered to get involved in any way. Being registered provides some bells and whistles, but it's not necessary. :)
brosan User ID: 7057593	Sep 12th 6:42 AM Then this is settled (couldn�t try it since you didn�t want us to). So when do we move :-)))) ????
brosan User ID: 7057593	Sep 12th 6:46 AM Ran, checked it now too. It looks that you have a Cookie on your system, since I was not allowed to reply to your message (I`m not registered yet). I will register now and try again (with your permission).
brosan User ID: 7057593	Sep 12th 6:52 AM Now with registration I�m allowed to. (sorry, could resist posting). I�ll check their FAQ on it.
brosan User ID: 7057593	Sep 12th 6:55 AM That�s the FAQ: Do I have to register in order to post a message? Each ezboard is different and the decision is up to the administrator of that particular community. If you see a 'Register Your Free Account (Required)' link at the top of the ezboard's main page, this means that you MUST register before posting on that ezboard. Please be aware that there are two levels of registration (Global and Local).
Ran User ID: 0743024	Sep 12th 6:56 AM
Lannister User ID: 0136334	Sep 12th 11:12 AM