Back to Normal

Things got a bit screwed up here late last week, and I couldn’t post anything to the blog. Apparently it was an upgrade gone terribly wrong on the server. Anyway, things should be back to normal now. I did get the shell of a forum system setup last week. There’s a lot more I can, and would like to do with it, but first I thought I’d throw something together and see what sort of interest there is in even having one. I’d hate to go to the trouble of all that extra work only to find that no one ever uses it. So we’ll start here and see what happens!

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