A couple of weeks ago- part of the congress interface I maintain on the WiredPages Government & Education page stopped working. Because of several things I noticed when testing why this may have occurred-- I felt it was deliberate.

Over the last 3 years or so-- I have had several interfaces go into disrepair in a similar fashion. I have found work-arounds but I feel at the expense of my web host or my own sense of neatness [those that know me think this is funny].

There is another issue in that I use security features that make it hard to use my interfaces on sites or pages I do not want them to work on.

Because of all of this-- I have decided to temporarily take down WiredPages. There are other mitigating reasons for this action at this time-- however I hope to make it operational in the not too distant future.

WiredPages means a great deal to me. It keeps my idea juices flowing. It makes me happy when things work. It makes me stomp when things don't work. Things like the audio on the dictionary that I finally had to take down-- because I felt if I did not- the whole thing would have gone into disrepair-- saddened me. I worked several months on that audio feature and was quite pleased with it.

WiredPages is my brainchild. It has kept me company a lot. QiSoftware, WiredPages nor Hosting-Q are for sale. I also do not like pressure or threats. I have had too much in the way of threats and pressure to sell-- change security features within the interfaces or other things. Quite frankly- the site stats do not substantiate the "threat level". I do not like threats. The site is down-- mostly because of the wrong threats. The site is down because the moves I have to make are not efficient and good insofar as good software management nor a good move for my business. I often feel as if I am dealing with John Travolte's military mind fking girl-- who does not seem to understand-- I run a business and not her idiot thoughts on how to irritate "Regina" next. The real cause-- I am probably more on target than most in washington want to give credit for.

I run a business. I am owed by the federal government. I am giving us a break. I want to say-- get off me, but I have said that a lot over the years. I found another way.

My sites run on private hosts according to whois data. Letters from my web hosts confirm-- yet abstract noise wants to suggest I am owed a law suit because it is actually on a server I did not move the site to. I do not like threats. I also do not like the General's Daughter [the movie with John Travolte]. I said no.

WiredPags nor Qisoftware should not be mirrored, redirected nor have copy right infringements ignored. Nor should it be up and running. A litte break was needed. The main pages for WiredPages currently show a message stating the site is down for repairs.

Regina Thomas
QiSoftware