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ice180

By ice180,
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Originally posted by ice180

Seems to  be happening more and more lately soemtimes can't get in at all?   Aren't we on same server as Aus LS1 getting same message there too.  I'm happy to chip in for donations for upgrades etc I knwo the site is free.

even sdu has the same problem at the same times even tho we r on totally different servers!

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