Adm.RegBarclay

'Twas... 'twas.

He's gone now... I think you exposed him lol.

LOL Angelic, I didn't mean you, but thanks for the support.

Yo no hablo espanol, pero "Star Trek"... yo no comprendere.

I'll keep an eye out.

And Tina... regarding Ro... isn't this why Freek was so anti-Ro? I'm starting to see her point of view now.

Indeed, Jim. There was a lot of perveted weirdo cybersex, constant arguments, swearing, lewd subject matter, and the topic of discussion was rarely about Trek. (My biggest lounge pet peeve: Liberal Anti-American British people)

For all the startrek.com refugees,

I wrote an e-mail to PeopleLink, the former chat service provider for startrek.com, regarding acquisition of the java chat applet that startrek.com used. This is the letter I got back:

From : PeopleLink Support <support@peoplelink.com>

Sent : Wednesday, February 25, 2004 12:49 PM

To : <smith22686@hotmail.com>

Subject : Re: Star Trek.com Chat Applet

Thank you for your interest in the chat applet.

Unfortunately, due to contractual obligations, we no longer provide chat

hosting services; However, we still offer site licenses for the enterprise

PLChat Server and applets for customers that have their own servers.

Pricing starts at $5000 for up to 250 concurrent users.

This is a perpetual license and does not require annual renewal. Annual

support is also available for 10% of the license price.

If you have any questions regarding chat licensing, or if there is anything

else we can help you with, please let me know.

Best Regards,

PeopleLink Support

support@peoplelink.com

I was hoping, since the loungers were accustomed to that applet, that we could find a host for the room. Unfortunatley, that won't happen, and if startrek.com ever decides to bring back its chat feature it won't be through PeopleLink. Because of this, I have given up my hope of returing things back to the way they were. Some of you did that a long time ago.

This post is really for the administrators of StarTrekFans.net. At first, I didn't think much of stf.net, mainly because I viewed it as a barrier in front of preventing change. In recent days, I've abandoned that view. I've now seen the devotion that the stf.net administrators have for providing a place for us to gather, and how they never let popularity or greed get in the way. This site has a deeper meaning then startrek.com could ever have. It promotes a family type feeling. It seems easy to get to know the people here, and I hope I will in the near future. The stf.net admin work hard to keep this place up for all of us, and I would like to say thank you to them.

"You're a daisy if you do" Lord, "Wyatt Earp is my friend."

Speaking of signatures... *Hates Bush bashers!!!*