Casting about my old links, I found the original Keenspot Wapsi Square forum was still online!
http://forums.keenspot.com/viewforum.php?f=70
This form ended with the move to Blank Label comics as I recall. Somebody had mentioned skimming the older forums for listing on this new forum, so here ya go!
Old Forums
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Old Forums
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Re: Old Forums
Well, technically I was talking about attempting a merge with the old Blank Label Comic forums. I'll have to pull a copy of the database, nuke everything _but_ wapsi (maybe a couple of the generic topics), nuke most of (if not all of) the users, then try a test merger or two.
I'll get a life when it's proven and substantiated to be better than what I'm currently experiencing.
Re: Old Forums
Ah! Well good luck then. At least you won't have to sift everything through Archive.org first, from the sounds of it.
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Re: Old Forums
Brave man, I did something similar years ago for my personal forums, and I had less than 300 users to deal with there. Good luck!!Bookworm wrote:Well, technically I was talking about attempting a merge with the old Blank Label Comic forums. I'll have to pull a copy of the database, nuke everything _but_ wapsi (maybe a couple of the generic topics), nuke most of (if not all of) the users, then try a test merger or two.
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Re: Old Forums
Just as well. Archive.org is almost guaranteed not to have a cache of the file you want most.Atomic wrote:Ah! Well good luck then. At least you won't have to sift everything through Archive.org first, from the sounds of it.
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--early 20th century school essay, from Fresh Howlers, ed. H. Cecil Hunt (UK, 1930)
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