Shareconnector dead?

**Aaron73153** · March 30th, 2004, 07:01 AM

Has shareconnector met the same fate as sharreactor?

**PiRaNeTuS** · March 30th, 2004, 08:22 AM

I don't know. I would say no though. I would think that they are just having bandwidth issues. They were a much smaller site and once sharereactor died, alot of people jumped over to shareconnector (don't know why, site wasn't that great). I think they should be up soon once bandwidth is resolved. Of course, I could be way off....

In case you don't know,

www.ed2k-it.com is a good site, as well as http://ac3-guru.com/ , http://www.fucktheinter.net/

skorchedbellend · March 30th, 2004, 08:34 AM

no the site isnt down, but it is very slow.

**ACIDman** · March 30th, 2004, 04:09 PM

Hi there!
I had an idea of opening an ed2k indexing site even before ShareReactor was closed, and now I think it is time to get the site done. I am not satisfied with either ShareConnector or other sites, so I think I can do something.
Also, I don't want the site to be just like ShareReactor, and I decided that it will be about "art" software (like image editing, music/sound production, video, compositing, web design). I don't yet know the rules of the forum, but in case - I'm not advertising the site, only letting you know. Design which I'm half-way through with can be found here.
What do you think of the whole idea? Making the engine for the site is no big deal for me, we just need people. And the engine itself can be later used for the "global" site, with all the software, games, movies etc., if there will be those who will be able to support it (I don't mean with money :) ).

**warez-wolph** · March 30th, 2004, 04:39 PM

And where do you plan on having this page hosted where it won't be closed ?

**ACIDman** · March 30th, 2004, 04:41 PM

Hmm.. That's a good point :).
I know a couple of paid hosts, and I'll look through free hosts policies.
The site is not hosting software, so they may allow it (on the free host I'm currently hosting on).
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So, do you generally support my idea? Don't worry, I'm not just dreaming :). I have a lot of experience in PHP programming, and I'm willing to spend my time working on the engine.
What I do need is people who will actually add releases to the site's database.

**ACIDman** · March 30th, 2004, 08:57 PM

Oh.. Don't you guys use too many modules for vBulletin (to forum admins) :)?
I'm not totally against that but too many isn't too good either.

unite · March 30th, 2004, 10:20 PM

sharelive.com is good.

**welshy andy** · December 15th, 2004, 05:30 PM

hes fooked of with all the cash,strange isit when he asks for donations and site goes down

**doubledoh** · December 15th, 2004, 07:50 PM

Originally Posted by welshy andy

hes fooked of with all the cash,strange isit when he asks for donations and site goes down

I was thinking the same thing...but the site goes down frequently enough to dispell rumors of that nature...I hope.

They seem to always be "fixing" a problem with that site. Too bad they don't take some of that donation dosh and hire someone from elance.com to fix their crappy code. Using elance, I recently hired a rad programmer in india to make a cool sub-application for for one of my client's. Some of the elance'ers quoted around 20K to do it...my indian programmer did it for 1500 bucks (and in one week)...andit works perfectly. And it's much more complicated than a damn links database!