Can't they do ANYTHING right? I dont know how many times there is something wrong with that site. How hard can it be? Not very. GAH im getting so frustated.

I belive it's not just me having problems, right?

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

Answers

I couldn't get in either )c:

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

I get error message when I select any of the articles.....no problem really since they're usually a pile of shite....

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

How hard can it be?

Gav may have some advice here - send him a private email - this is a family show.

Not very.

Oh - that'll be Dr Bill you need then.

GAH im getting so frustated.

Not GAH - GAV. He'll have the answer to that one as well...

I belive it's not just me having problems, right?

Galaxy's overflowing mailbox confirms you are right

I couldn't get in either )c:

Well that's another one for Gav I think - could people direct these enquiries through the appropriate Agony Aunt channel?

:-)

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

I'd just like to let you all know, mine's working just fine.

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

I'd just like to say I've never been in myself and don't even know where it is ...

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

Hmm - it seems my earlier comment was a case of premature e-speculation. I'm afraid I can't make a connection now :-(

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

Haha Jonno. Maybe I should write a letter to Galaxy about my problems =)

-- Anonymous, July 16, 2001

Go on then, tell me what this means when I click on my link for IC- Nowt-Interesting

"Error Occurred While Processing Request

Error Diagnostic Information

An error occurred while attempting to establish a connection to the server.

The most likely cause of this problem is that the server is not currently running. Verify that the server is running and restart it if necessary.

Unix error number 2 occurred: No such file or directory"

-- Anonymous, July 17, 2001

It means you're getting more than me. I only get that lovely little Nutscrape alert box saying the site can't be found. *sigh*

-- Anonymous, July 17, 2001