Digital Journal phases back!

Welcome back to the online world, DJ! Your absence was brief, yet sorely missed by many. Though I am new to your ranks, I have been instructed on the hold you have over mortals. May you reign supreme for many yottabytes to come! Read more about the rescue operation here . PS.: It's not supposed to sound sarcastic but just in case anyone takes it the wrong way, this be sincere congratulation! :P

Digital Journal crumbles!

Breaking news! Digital Journal crumbles! This is good stuff and I want to be the first one to report on it. I quickly opened a tab on my original Firefox and tried to log in to my Digital Journal account... but hang on, did you say DIGITAL JOURNAL? The same DIGITAL JOURNAL I am supposed to report from? Yes. Alright guys, this is harmless poking. I am genuinely sorry to read about such tragic news. I can imagine one hard drive failing, but to have all fail on you at the same time, it must have been quite a blow (no pun intended). I have communicated with Christopher Hogg (Editor-in-Chief of DigitalJournal.com) via emails before and he came across as a really sweet guy. I do hope that users at DJ have patience and give these poor guys some time. The new equipment has to first arrive, and we will still need some miracles from CBL Data Recovery Technologies. I have one little hope though that instead of just reverting, do a complete overhaul. For one, I found the site-that-was too slow. I am not on an antique computer and I am riding on a 12 Mbps broadband. Still, every page took me a few seconds. DJ, maybe this is God's way of hinting that you need a faster engine. :P I do hope that the data can be successfully recovered. If not... this will make an even bigger dent in your reputation. Users, be they old or new, would hesitate to spend good time replicating their former efforts. What is there to assure them that there won't be a second or third time? I think a revamp of the site will at least smoothen some creases. For those who want more information, please check out the homepage of Digital Journal at http://www.digitaljournal.com where Christopher had left a detailed explanation. In case it gets taken down later on and you remain inquisitive, I have snapped a pdf and you can see it at http://www.divshare.com/download/472148-07c . To end off, here's wishing DJ success in rising from the ashes! ^^ PS.: Check out the upcoming Harry Potter - Order of the Phoenix... OOPS. Did I get carried away again? :P