messageboards@spiderswebhelp.com the
contact for message board listing is for those putting up boards,
if the AOL service is closed.
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At
31st of March 2009 AOL closed most Message Boards.
Posted here will be some other boards that you
can access for help.
Check
back from time to time, for updated information and
links.
AOL
America 'Message Boards
List' the only listing now available
from AOL http://peopleconnection.aol.com/messageboards After cutting nearly all
boards, AOL reopened a number after a lot of
complaints.
This
community forum is open to view and read posts. A previous US Message Board Site A
world-wide community site and posts. http://travelaol.yuku.com see the Yuku 'How To Join' above, if needed for posting
purposes.
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ex-AOL
message board users. Many of the AOL UK
helpers here. This forum has
an 'All are welcome to join' policy, Forum has a common open area for
all and a members section which it is necessary to apply
to be a member to view and post. Here is an
instruction page Join Yuku,
then Join the Forum for this community forum http://aolcomuk.yuku.com
The above
community forum is where many of the known UK message board Leaders
and Helpers have relocated to. You need to join the Yuku service http://www.yuku.com/ first and then
click the http://aolcomuk.yuku.com/directory link to
apply for membership. Read the how to join help page
above.
The forum site above and one below are actually different forums
set up by AOL board users. There may be some confusion as to which you have
joined, when it comes to logging in. Your sign
up to Yuku will have a User Name. You will also
have a Password. The user name and password should work on any
forum. However, the log-in to different
forum boards may show a variant User Name depending on which
you went to and joined first, if you actually join more than one forum as a
member. Yuku User Name and the same Password works to enter
forums, just the shown names may differ. Mine, in a test, showed as Spider and
Spider.aolmessageboards
Different Yuku Message Board Site This is
the other forum used in my test mentioned above. ALL ex-AOL are welcome. http://www.aolmessageboards.yuku.com This is an open to view forum, but currently not in use
a lot.
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could
someone send me complete sign up details, if any, so I can include
here Another Message Board Site http://www.walksinnwengland.proboards.com/index.cgi I have no details as to where you should post new general
questions for
help.
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My free to access....... 'A Helping Hand' forum. This help page admin e-mail address
can be contacted about forum misuse. The forum is for others to use, I will
not be constantly there to answer questions. If an item is posted and not
answered, then either no one has an answer or no one has passed by and looked
at the question. DO NOT
EXPECT A REPLY, just because you posted something. http://pub49.bravenet.com/forum/4203497538 You do
not have to access the forum via this help page, just save the link or
a favourites, when there. Forum Rules.......... http://www.spiderswebpagebuildinghelp.webs.com/forum_rules.html
Not sure if this is
connected or when AOL put the item in place. However, you can try as a first
option and see if the search pop-up and or any other annoying advertising
vanishes. http://help.aol.co.uk/how-do-i-opt-out-of/article/20080430103709990004 You will likely need to be logged into AOL, for
the process to work.
After which, if no
success, click the link item below.
As for the pop-up.
AOL may have sorted it out at their end, by now. The page link
below contains suggestions made to resolve the pop-up which appeared at
in the UK sign-on to AOL, in March 2009. The annoying AOL Search pop-up, resolve
ideas
Once
you start paying for storage, that is a completely different
situation and limitations on file sizes and use will not be as
restricting as free storage Here
is just one listing for a few paid
services.
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The main difference between free and paid, apart
from the fact you pay: No advertising banners are seen on paid services,
unless you have set up something.
The storage allowance can be
more on paid, but some free is really good.
Allowed
file types have to be checked for use with free services. Adult content is
often denied on free storage sites.
Some free
storage hosts have a blocked words list. If a word or combination of words
is used within a web page or it's source code, then the web page may open,
but shows a number to top left of page. The number indicates the banned
group the wording fell into. You need to
contact the host service for information.
Most free
storage locations, do not allow the 'Warehousing' of files. That is, storing files
to be shown on remote sites such as selling sites or web pages stored by
other hosts. Such storage can lead to the free account being
cancelled. Also, some free storage sites which are inactive for longer than
30 days or less, may be deleted without you being told. Inactive,
generally means..... pages not edited, no visits to web pages stored, no
uploads or non-actions which indicate no one is looking at or using
site.
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Here are
'others' suggestions for paid host services, which they use
:
