I can tell you that the data are safe. Only the shop front has disappeared, the warehouse of stock is still safe elsewhere. Just needs a shop front developing.Summary - gone for good (in my opinion). Including all of the pictures and data uploaded to it.
Chris.
I do understand what you mean, but remember that people uploaded personal and sensitive stuff there too, so it is not exactly public domain knowledge ready to hand out to just anyone to build a website from which could be considered reckless. All I can say is that everything is archived correctly and has not been lost. I can’t comment any further really, not my place to speak.I believe it’s time. namho needs to request to “use” this information how it sees fit . It has the funds and could get it done in a couple of months .
You Thursday nighters have contact and no one else does. if Simon can just share a copy of the data we can move forward in a way we choose . Lots of conversations have already happened.I have faith in the people we all no, they will get this sorted as soon as possible .
It’s everybody’s data not just his .
All this has done is divide the mining community.
We can develop a shop front , nothing stops us having 2.
To clarify, people entrusted their data to AN alone when they uploaded it, and therefore they might not be happy with that data being shared beyond that relationship with others without their permission. I hope you can understand it’s not as simple as just sharing the data in bulk, because there are sensitive and personal things in there that people will not want shared.I do understand what you mean, but remember that people uploaded personal and sensitive stuff there too, so it is not exactly public domain knowledge ready to hand out to just anyone to build a website from which could be considered reckless. All I can say is that everything is archived correctly and has not been lost. I can’t comment any further really, not my place to speak.
Here you go, free of charge - that's a good few years ago now!Worth paying a small sub just to see the photo of Alex with his Candelabra bat-roaster! M
Simon's web design business (https://www.bilberry.design/) is still active as far as I can tell, though whether it's still him running it I don't know? I'll try and find the email contact I've got for him and pass it on to you.NAMHO has attempted to make contact without success. Apart from NAMHO's resources, we also have offers of financial help from other organisations. Therefore......if anyone knows a way of contacting Simon, we would be very happy to be involved. My phone number is 07718385646 and my email address is peterminejackson@icloud.com.
Peter Jackson, Chair, NAMHO.