NETransit has been showing a "Site Suspended" error for about 4 days now, and was totally unresponsive and timing out for several days before that. Anybody know if they've changed servers again, or is the site just temporarily FUBAR'ed?
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bsra.org is still up, and I always thought it was kind of intertwined with the whole transithistory.org site. Guess not...
Both domains are registered to the same person, with some differences in contact information for each.
And you presumably meant thebsra.org rather than bsra.org.
And you presumably meant thebsra.org rather than bsra.org.
A slide has replaced the ERROR code with this,
"This site has stepped out for a bit"
Shows a pic of a coat tree with a hat and scarf hanging on the pegs
Maybe the server has gone sour,and needs replacing??
"This site has stepped out for a bit"
Shows a pic of a coat tree with a hat and scarf hanging on the pegs
Maybe the server has gone sour,and needs replacing??
The Land of Enchantment is not Flyover country!
I hope it comes back online soon
I love the smell of Diesel Fuel in the Morning!! ;)
Your wish seems to have come true. Looks like it's back up.
The site seems to be split between the"Wayback machine"and the online roster.
The Land of Enchantment is not Flyover country!
What is the Boston Transit EMuseum? Did they sell their domain or get taken over?
NETransit ceased to be its own site when Verizon shut down their web hosting service. It was moved to transithistory.org, which was a relatively inactive forum to discuss all things transit, including rubber wheeled coaches. I'm not sure who actually ran the site.
TransitHistory.org and its Boston Transit eMuseum was created by a local web design major who graduated and became consumed by a real job and other priorities. Although the site and its concept has taken the back burner, as many of our personal projects do, it is not dead. The creator fully intends to return to it when time allows.
The forum part is another story entirely and became part of TransitHistory after its creation, which was triggered by a once rigid opposition to discussion of buses on this site.
The forum part is another story entirely and became part of TransitHistory after its creation, which was triggered by a once rigid opposition to discussion of buses on this site.
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