Regarding simscave?

[elfinjarro]

I've googled quite a bit and can't really find an answer to this, but what happened to the simscave/paysitesmustbedestroyed websites? Neither are available and the "new" links from a couple months ago also lead to a dead end. Were they taken down?

Sorry if I'm not supposed to post this here or whatnot. Just figured I'd ask the sims-knowledgeable folks at this forum.

In addition - I saw that there was enough funding to keep the sites up so... I'm confused.

[Miss Harlequin]

They all work fine for me.

[J. M. Pescado]

Technical difficulties, nothing to worry about, move along.

[noxnoxnox]

http://simscave.mustbedestroyed.org/index.php
Work fine for me.

[aetcullen]

the website also works fine for me. you must be having issues with your comp

[Misanthrope]

It doesn't show up for me either-- tried on both FF and IE.

[eskie227]

Really, it works. I was just there. http://simscave.mustbedestroyed.org/index.php

[Misanthrope]

http://i.imgur.com/XBjOe.jpg

...Dammit =__=

[heartbreak]

I'm guessing our ISPs are a little slow to get the memo that it moved.
Just give it a while.

[faylan7]

It's called DNS propagation -- there are numerous nameservers on the Internet that catalog what IP address(es) that domain names should point to. When a site moves, say to a different server location with a new IP address, those nameservers update to reflect the change, but not all at once. Since DNS propagates unevenly, some people will be able to access the site while others will not be able to. If the server your computer is accessing to find where "mustbedestroyed.org" should point to hasn't updated yet, the site will appear as if it's gone.

The problem solves itself once your local nameserver updates.