Ask Fleecy locked?

[redrumloa]

I started getting really curious about reading the old 'Ask Fleecy' on AW.NET. I seem to remember a few odd things that now don't make sense, so I wanted to go back and reference it. I'm getting a "You don't have permission to that area".

Huh? Strange timing to lock it. Anyone have it backed up?

[SamuraiCrow]

If you look in the Forum you'd see that the series has been cancelled.

[Morley]

@samurai

yeah, but why lock it? It is like living in the USSR..."you're not allowed to know that, it has never happened"

 :lol:

Maybe I'll get banned if I dare to ask why?

[KennyR]

Don't you know? AmigaWorld is just another commercial site of Amiga Inc and does whatever AInc wants. It's no forum, just a careful propagada exercise.

[Madgun68]

Move along! This never really happened. You were never really here. :-D

[Morley]

@KennyR

Yep, I know. But this only make them stick even more out as AmigaInc's mindless "ork's". Silly way to do PR.

[alx]

@redrumloa

IMO someone's accidently "locked" the module, not realising it'd stop access.

Anyone have it backed up?

Google certainly has, and the Web Archive has some of the older ones.

---edit---

I've managed to locate all of them except weeks 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 24 and 25, which I'm now frantically looking through my cache for :-D

[bloodline]

alx wrote:
@redrumloa

IMO someone's accidently "locked" the module, not realising it'd stop access.

Anyone have it backed up?

Google certainly has, and the Web Archive has some of the older ones.

Given we now know that everything Fleecy said in those forums was junk... I don't think the locking was accidental :-/

[Paul_Gadd]

What do you expect from a site run by Amiga Inc puppets? community portal my ass, i just wish those b@stards would stay on aw instead of being like flies around sh1t (Amiga Inc) and infecting other Amiga sites.

The phrase "You've been 'Fleeced'" comes to mind.

:laughing:

[that_punk_guy]

Edit: Shut up, punkie ;-)

[JKD]

The crap that was in there likely contains some pretty interesting crossover 'details' between AmigaDE and AOS4.x.

If this is a deliberate attempt to 'hide' this from the lawyer then it's a very shallow one and easily overturned if it contained 'critical' evidence...

More bizarre by the minute...

[Warface]

IMO someone's accidently "locked" the module, not realising it'd stop access.

Is it far fetched to think that the aim is to prevent it from being used in the ongoing AmigaDE law suit?

[redrumloa]

alx wrote:
@redrumloa
Google certainly has, and the Web Archive has some of the older ones.

---edit---

I've managed to locate all of them except weeks 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 24 and 25, which I'm now frantically looking through my cache for :-D

I've got 1-12 and 26-27. I am missing 13-25. If anyone can fill in the blanks please email them to me. :-)

[Step]

Its a module access problem according to a mod at AW.net and will be fixed. Oops, did i spoil the fun :-)