thank you everyone for your concerned phone call, when the web site went missing for a few days. It wasn’t anything disastrous, we simply where moving the site to a diffrent company. after the year of grief we had with compila – which was summed up with the fact that the site actually went 8 days over the year and they never bothered to tell me, or ask for money.
It took time because I had to make sure we didn’t loose emails during the move; we now have around 20 odd people with thejumps.co.uk email addresses (do you want one? – email me), and I didn’t want to just turn them all off this coupled with the fact that the site actually moved twice made it take a while.
For those who care about these things: the site is now hosted on easyspace, who are nice an cheep and give us MySQL which we need for the blog. but the domain name is registered with 1 and 1 who are fantastic but more expensive if you want MySQL. we did this because the downside with easyspace is that they charge a ?15 ‘administration fee’ should you choose to move your domain away from them, so having the domain registered with 1and1 (for ?1.99 a year) and just pointing it to easyspace means that if we want to move it we just change settings there and it doesn’t cost us the easyspace fee.
Oh yes! (Nodding with the slightly glazed expression in the eyes used whenever I haven’t got a clue what someone is on about)
Chris
Me too…absolutely no idea I thought it worked by magic!!!
who are all these people with @thejumps.co?
are the jumps trying to take over the world – or at least the internet?
Are you sure you weren’t conducting a social experiment with us to see how long it took us to make contact?! Raising demand by creating a temporary market shortage of Jump info…
Well, we have to boost our sense of self-importance somehow…