Hi Barzi and fellow MacWeather refugees,
Macweather.net redirect now to this forum.
Sorry to report, but at least I'm not being redirected to WeatherCat. I think it
should do that, but right now I'm getting
"This board is currently disabled" message on the MacWeather page.
For now, the macweather.net domain name redirect here; most of the Macweather members use WeatherCat.
I agree, there were very few MacWeather users who weren't LWC/WeatherCat users. If such folks are redirected here and are confused, Let's make a point to forward them to Steve's section on WXForum if they have questions about something other than WeatherCat.
The forum was not erased! I just need 10 minutes to put it online again.
I can put it online again, with a read-only mode, if you think it's useful.
You know, perhaps even this isn't necessary. It is the nature of a forum that you have to restate the same answers over and over. Honestly, I cannot think of anything that I would need to refer to MacWeather for. If there is a question that we once answered on MacWeather, we'll do the research again and redo the answer. What we all should try to do more of is add stuff to the WeatherCat Wiki. That's a better way to provide a single answer to a common problem.
Barzi, if you park the contents of MacWeather on a hard-drive, that would be nice, but even that is probably unnecessary. We have all moved on, it is time to abandon the MacWeather.net lifeboat.
Thanks Barzi for all your hard work on MacWeather.net.
You took on a mighty task when you were already way too busy. Appreciate your help during that dark time in between LWC and WeatherCat.
Cheers, Edouard