Just wanted to say a couple of worlds regarding submission of articles, and in particular, credit to contributors. Here’s how my usual day goes:
- Check email, notice several comments to Fourtheye, which I read, and when I feel like it, respond to.
- Read emails with tip offs of articles, pictures, rumours, mp3s etc.
- Read Toolarmy, qucikly scanning the news and main boards, and usually doing a quick check for a newsletter (which sometimes appear well before Blair tells us).
- Check out ToolNavy, quickly read through new threads that haven’t dissolved into name calling and obviously made up rumours.
- If I’ve found something useful, I’ll make a post to Fourtheye, giving credit to either the poster or emailer, unless I can obviously see it was contributed by someone else. And I mean obviously, I usually don’t do much searching.
Sometime, as happened the other day, the post on TA, TN or where ever, is really someone else passing on info they found elsewhere on the web. This means that sometimes I credit the poster rather than the actual creator of the information.
Now I make no particular apologies for this, just like all of us I’m a busy guy and don’t have time to go tracking down the exact source for each article.  I am however, more than happy to give credit where credit is due. So if you see some info on this site, and it really came from you, then by all means let me know, I’m always happy to make corrections and fix the source. Just be nice about it (and to everyones credit, no one has went really bitched or complained about this) and it’ll get done.
For anyone who’s interested, I just checked out our bandwidth stats for this month, and so far this month, we’ve used more than 20 times the bandwitdh we have for all of February. Now, I’m nowhere near running out (still less thqat 1% of my quota), but that may just give you some insight into why Toolnavy has had some problems in the last week or so.
Finally I’m sure there’s plenty of you using MSN or other such Instant Messaging programs. If any of you every want to have a chat, feel free to check me out on MSN. Username is hellboy1975@hotmail.com. Don’t use the email address though, I rarely check it.
lol probably because i check this website like 10 times a day to check for tool news. i will try to limit myself to 9 but im not makin any promises 😉
if anyone has been bitching about this, fuck off. lose your goddamn ego.
No one’s been bitching just yet, this is more just an attempt to make sure no one does, nor should they feel like they have to.
Amazon has listed new Tool CD as TBD for release in the U.S. on May 2, 2006. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EULJLU/002-8063529-9124021?n=5174
like you wrote in the previous post.
dead link…
sorry – my bad.
it’s alive. 19$ ?! is that a common price for a cd in the states these days?
Yes and No. That’s the list price. Even Amazon will lower their price once the date gets closer. They will sell it for around 14 but if you could get a sale during the week of CD’s sell for around 11 or 10 bucks.
TOOL: North American Release Date For ‘10,000 Days’ Announced – Mar. 9, 2006 According to Billboard.com, Volcano has set a May 2 North American release date for the new TOOL album, entitled “10,000 Days”. The 77-minute, 11-song prog-metal odyssey, which is said to be “packed with plenty of eight minute-plus twisted riff-a-thons, odd-tempo polyrhythms and the band’s trademark, eerie interludes” (according to Kerrang! magazine), is the follow-up to 2001’s “Lateralus”, which debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 and has sold 2.3 million copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan. As previously reported, TOOL will play their… Read more »
i’m flying all the way to prague for the june 25th show (which is a lot of money to pay, but it’s worth it…) from israel. a friend has bought me the ticket… hurrah!
the friend bought the ticket for the show…
i buy the ticket for the flight…