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    SPAM ALERT! Last reply on June 04, 2008 15:02.

    HELP!!! Is it just me or someone is spamming the Writ Workshop?? I've gotten 18 comments on my older works and I believe they are all spam (I stopped checking after a few same ones) from this Shen Pin ID that lists some War Craft items.
    dabetswe dabetswe reported this problem on June 04, 2008 03:22. It's tagged spam
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    October 2003 archive 404'd

    The main layout for the october 2003 writoracle is 404. ran across it while I was creating print version content. Thanks for any help you can give,
    Jeremiah
    Jeremiah Jeremiah reported this problem on April 01, 2008 14:23. It's tagged wtf
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    The Writ -- Print Edition Last reply on March 21, 2008 05:51.

    While we're talking about site changes, one of the ideas on the table is publishing a print edition of the writ's past issues.

    Who's up for filling us all in on the ideas that are flying around about this?
    sarahdopp sarahdopp shared this idea on March 20, 2008 05:21. dabetswe joined sarahdopp and 1 other person who like this idea. It's tagged writoracle, and print
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    Why The Writ is down again, and what's next.

    I just want to give you a heads up that The Writ has been shut down again due to hacking. Last month we were phishing people in the UK for their bank information. This month, we're soliciting strangers to see who'd be willing to host a nine million dollar transfer from an Egyptian account. You know. The usual.

    The problem, unfortunately, is that our system is severely out of date and vulnerable to attacks. We're looking at a few options for moving through the situation, and none of them are very pretty.

    One option is to back up all of our data, wipe the site clean, and start from scratch with a more stable system. This plan will require a significant amount of customization and might mean that the workshop is unavailable to the public for up to a month. From a hosting and security standpoint, this is the best solution.

    Other options include sticking it out with "more of the same" and trying to buy ourselves time by continuing to put band-aids on the wounds.

    It's a lot more complicated than that, and we've got some smart people working on it, but i wanted to open the conversation up to the community so you can ask questions and offer suggestions.
    Sarah Sarah reported this problem on March 18, 2008 21:35. It's tagged workshop, restructuring, downtime, and hacking
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    Amy Muller Amy Muller started this conversation on March 18, 2008 21:26. It's tagged help, and welcome