[NJARC] NJARC Digest, Vol 126, Issue 6

[Walt Heskes]

Njarc site remains forbidden. What kind of knuckleheads are hosting our website? It's becoming obvious they aren't very capable. Outages do occur but the durations usually are short--certainly not two weeks. Are we paying for this service? If so, how much and with what kind of service agreement? Can we find someone else to host our site? I think it's time the NJARC board became engaged in this situation to resolve it. 
Sincerely,
Walt H. 

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