Can't post i-club links at NASIOC?
07-24-2004, 05:19 PM
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Can't post i-club links at NASIOC?
Hey,
I just tried to post a link to this forum in a NASIOC post and the forum kept replacing my i-club url with a nasioc url! WTF is going on here? Is this something that has been going on forever that I just noticed? That is really very cheap of NASIOC... I wonder why they would do that?
I just tried to post a link to this forum in a NASIOC post and the forum kept replacing my i-club url with a nasioc url! WTF is going on here? Is this something that has been going on forever that I just noticed? That is really very cheap of NASIOC... I wonder why they would do that?
07-24-2004, 05:31 PM
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That is why we here at i-club call it N.A.Z.I.O.I.C. other than that mostly the people are cool. I just cant see why the admin has such a fued with i-clubbers. "Can't we all just get along ?"
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07-24-2004, 05:33 PM
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You can post links on NASIOC but you have to use "http://I-club.com/" (notice the capital "I")... I think "https://www.i-club.com/" should work too.
This is just a side effect of the split. Cliffs notes if you missed it: NASIOC was the original i-club until the two main dudes parted ways. i-club took the domain name, nasioc kept all members and the database. Anyway, there's some script over there that changes links so the old links work in the old database now that's it's on a new domain. Blah blah blah. Would be nice if they'd just update the database links and stop using that script.
This is just a side effect of the split. Cliffs notes if you missed it: NASIOC was the original i-club until the two main dudes parted ways. i-club took the domain name, nasioc kept all members and the database. Anyway, there's some script over there that changes links so the old links work in the old database now that's it's on a new domain. Blah blah blah. Would be nice if they'd just update the database links and stop using that script.
07-24-2004, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MoDrift
You can post links on NASIOC but you have to use "http://I-club.com/" (notice the capital "I")... I think "https://www.i-club.com/" should work too.
This is just a side effect of the split. Cliffs notes if you missed it: NASIOC was the original i-club until the two main dudes parted ways. i-club took the domain name, nasioc kept all members and the database. Anyway, there's some script over there that changes links so the old links work in the old database now that's it's on a new domain. Blah blah blah. Would be nice if they'd just update the database links and stop using that script.
This is just a side effect of the split. Cliffs notes if you missed it: NASIOC was the original i-club until the two main dudes parted ways. i-club took the domain name, nasioc kept all members and the database. Anyway, there's some script over there that changes links so the old links work in the old database now that's it's on a new domain. Blah blah blah. Would be nice if they'd just update the database links and stop using that script.
07-24-2004, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Imprezer
No. Your story is wrong. i-Club is was and will always be i-Club. NASIOC is another club that is ran NOW using the old database.
07-30-2004, 04:50 PM
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