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Online! | | Re: | | Yes I was just looking at that: http://web.archive.org/web/20071011011244/www.cyberhymnal.org/ttl/ttl.htm
The archive grabbed the text from the files. I am considering would it be a worthwhile project to simply cut and past the 6600 hymn texts and titles into sermonindex for reference? I am just worried that some of this content will be lost forever and it would be good to retain it!
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HeartSong
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| | Re: | | I would be happy to help if the Lord would have this to be done. |
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ginnyrose
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| | Re: | | I clicked on the link and it works, like normal. In fact, I have a song playing as I type now. Truly it would be trsgic if it were to cease from existance.
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| | Re: | | Yes, I found out earlier today that it was back up. Praise the Lord!
Perhaps we should all contact the owner and let them know how disappointed we were at the apparent loss of the site, as well as expressing gratitude for the site. Strange how some things can be taken for granted and you never realize how much you needed it until it is gone.
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| | Re: Cyber hymnal? | | I copied this from another blog. It contains important information about Cyberhymnal:
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If you know anyone using Word.Net, tell them to find another company to do business with.
From what I can tell, they took the sweat and tears of the man that spent 15 years putting together the Cyber Hymnal piece by piece and are not using it for their greedy gains.
Here's what I figure happened:
1) Word.net jumped on the domain name once it expired.
2) It hit the owner of Cyber Hymnal by surprise, but because domain laws are what they are, there was nothing he could do
3) Word.Net took ALL the hard work this man did and is not using it for their own greedy gain. Notice how EVERY page now has advertising! For all these years, the pages never had any ads.
It's horrible that a company that claims to serve God is only using God's name for stuffing their pockets!
Spread the word. Cyberhymnal needs to go back to the original owner. |
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HeartSong
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| | Re: | | Thank you, Laura and Thomas for that info. I think we should all try to spread the news about the new site name and avoid the old one. That's a shame that those people are doing that to the original owners of cyberhymnal.
From the new site:
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Many have asked what will hap pen to the do main name cyberhymnal.org. the le gal owner (Word.Net) is un will ing re lin quish it, so we cant use the old URL. In ad di tion, our site search fea ture will not be ful ly func tion al un til search en gines have had time to re-in dex the site at its new URL.
Please spread the word about the new URL & ask Web sites to up date their links! God bless
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Online! | | Re: | | Perhaps we should "all" give them a friendly call requesting they give back the domain:
give us a call at (417) 894-3166!
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| | Re: | | I agree, give them a call. |
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