Author: Steven Schwartz
Date: 07:12:27 09/09/04
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On September 09, 2004 at 09:14:08, Steve B wrote: >Hi Steve > >>Come February, we can see if the donations have helped pay for CCC to >>support itself. If it has, then we can continue. If not, the members >>can vote to move anywhere they wish. I will help the move in any way >>I can and will not be sad that it is hosted elsewhere (it will allow >>me to focus on other projects that interest me), but I think that CTF >>will remain here as long as its members want to and pay the way. > > > >i agree we beat this to a pulp enough times already >the CTF remains right here,,as is..i get it > >but could you just clarify this part of your message for me please? >since the cost of CTF is minimal(according to your previous posts),what you are >really saying is.. > >starting Feb.05 unless you can raise approximatley $4200-$4300 on an annual >basis from so called.."CCC" members you will close the board.. >and if you can raise a couple hundred dollars from so called "CTF" members ,the >CTF stays right here? > >believe me i am not trying to be argumentative and you know very well what i >think of you and the company you run. >i have posted those thoughts many times here already and i have been a customer >for 20 years(and of course i will remain so until the day i croak) >i just want to understand exactly where things stand now.. >please make an effort to reply to this question > >Best Regards >Steve When the time comes, we will see how much bandwidth the CTF takes up. Right now it is a tiny percentage of what CCC uses. If we can move to a smaller server, then we will. Tim's job will be reduced many-fold and he will tell me what he wants to maintain CTF. I will present that to the people at CTF and they will either opt to make the board self sufficient or, perhaps, choose to move elsewhere or close down. Steve
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