Energy Bulletin at new server

By Staff, originally published by EB

June 14, 2006

Society

Thanks for your patience through recent technical problems. Thanks to the largesse of the Post Carbon Institute we’re now hosted on a flash new server, and teething problems aside, we hope the outages are behind us.

Thanks to Julian, Celine and tech heroes Mack and Jerry, and the whole PCI team for their support.

Thanks also to Sam de Silva and the endlessly patient and talented Iain Pople at our old service provider Brunny.com, who stood by us even as the site was subject to spam attacks, access spikes, and unexpected growth in hits over the last two and half years.

Adam Fenderson and Bart Anderson, EB eds

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