Hoping to make your life's design a bit more dynamic!

OK guys, I've finally gotten back to getting the rest of the website online. The current core team members are listed on the site now (and I'm working on getting the list of past core members listed) Then, in the next couple of weeks, the individual core team member pages should come online once I can get the members to make themselves a nice page. Those will simply be a small page dedicated to each member of the group. Finally, I'll get our shrine to old websites online and our audio and video pages built. I never meant to leave the website half finished this long, but this or that happens and it just worked out this way. Thank you for your patience and understanding at having a half finished site for such a long time.

NOTE: Remember, core members are not the only members that make up Dynamic Designs. They are just the primary staff of Dynamic Designs and we in no way want to take anything away from the other great members that contribute to our efferts, from translating to beta testing.

Hey, no complaints here. I've been happy with the site being the way it's been. The projects have moved along well, and the boards have worked better than I expected for communications. Draken was right. It will be nice having it fleshed out, too.

I would like to put our old websites online for nostalgia but I'm having trouble finding any old backups of them. (I know I did have some) So, assuming I find them. All our old site iterations will be online. Assuming I don't. Well they won't be.

Have you tried archive.org?

Great to hear about the renewed progress on the site BTW. I know what it's like working on sites in chunks here and there. I always have big plans, but it's another thing to actually implement them.

I could *IF* I could remember the old addresses

Why do I still remember them?
http://www.ctc-lennus.org
http://ctc.weyland-yutani.net/
That what you're looking for?

Ah, yes...! With ctc-lennus.org, Randy Sommerfeld was our host. I spoke to him (traced him down) when we got close to releasing Lennus-II.

With ctc.weyland-yutani.net, I believe Randy created that domain for the original CTC structure.

We also had Postman77 host us at "the liu" (or "theliu", or "the-liu"?). Unfortunately, P77 succumbed to a long term illness a few years ago. TF heard the news from his mother, I believe.

Speaking of mothers, I stumbled onto some words of thanks to everyone from ChristRPG's mother (Donna?), but I don't recall where I read that. I believe those posts were around 2008.

Well, the one I couldn't remember is the original Magic Translations and Transcore addresses. Your post did help me remember Magic's address at one time Magic Translations is oddly the one I can't find my dog gone archive of now. Thanks for helping with those links though Transcore is a lost cause. I already knew I have no archives of it anywhere.

Well, it seems at one time the address was http://magic.weyland-yutani.net/ but sadly the internet archive for that address is totally hosed. Oh well, some pages just may not get an archive unless I eventually stumble onto these old sites. It is looking less and less likely as my hard drives from those eras are all pretty much dead at this point and I can't find any CD's with them anywhere.

Digging for all these archives and such and it bringing back memories all the people you worked with and who supported you is great though. Good times, good times

From looking up rpgd on archive.org
CTC WWWboard: http://gamesounds.icestorm.com/rombbs/index.html
Destiny Translations: http://members.home.com/jnobles/main.html
Magic Translations: http://members.home.com/marypolo/index.html
Transcore: http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Fortress/1303

Thanks, I can at least post some of the Transcore site with that. Man was that site UGLY!

LOL! Wow, didn't know that was one of the addresses we used for Magic Translations. At least I'm getting bits and pieces of it.