I'm not exactly sure what happened, but the long and short of it is that, for a couple of days, I haven't had access to our MT installation. No posting, no comments, no pings, nothing. And no small amount of panic on my part, which proved to be unfounded. Should be back to normal, and fully upgraded, shortly.
The Great 2004 Server Meltdown
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I was worried for you, Collin. I pulled you up the other day and the most recent post was one from the beginning of August, and then the whole thing shut down entirely. Glad to see you are up and running again.
I credit it to bad tech-karma. The equipment picks up on all the refs to "we've never had a server problem." It's especially sensitive, I think, in wifi zones.