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Just tried to hit this again and it appears to be gone. @ Awoke - if you're out there, what's the story? I know HB mentioned above: "If people aren't interested, it'll probably disappear into the folds of the internet." Was that the case? Indeed. Had very few people come through and very ...

fortysixand2 wrote:Interesting idea. I keep getting the "Could not find this user on TA" error though.

Not your fault -- I hadn't accounted for multiple results when checking a username. If you want to try again, it should work now.

Interesting idea. I keep getting the "Could not find this user on TA" error though. I tried just adding the code to the end of the "About" box on my TA profile. That didn't seem to work. So I cleared it (copied it out first) then just put the code in by itself and that worked pe...

xZ1mM3r wrote:http://www.collective-unconscious.org/ .....

not to be confused with

http://www.collectiveunconscious.org/

which is also a Tool site with a collection of live performances

Indeed. You can also get to the forum clone via www.ta-cu.com

Bill Hilly wrote:It was a joke...

ayyy lmao

It uses a couple of tricks to work out who you are Tricks? Nothing untoward, just a change to your TA profile with a code in it that presumably the scraper can read. You're not giving the site your password or anything like that. That's exactly it. The application checks your TA profile to make sur...

I was able to get logged in. Interesting project. PS - Getting a ton of these, usually when trying to go back to previous post: Internal Server Error The server encountered an unexpected internal server error (generated by waitress) You want it all but you can't have it. PS Sorry about that.

Bill Hilly wrote:I receive an internal server error when attempting to log in, probably due to my low karma.

Karma has no bearing on whether or not you can register and log in. Please blame incompetence on the programmers part before anything else. Did you try rebooting?