recumbents.com gone?

It looks as if recumbents.com is gone. Who, if anyone, picked up the site?

Thanks John Clarke

 

must have screwed up. I found it now... sorry.

"John Clarke" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> It looks as if recumbents.com is gone. Who, if anyone, picked up the site?
>
> Thanks John Clarke

 

However - it looks like you now have to use the www in front of recumbents.com to get to the page as
the site has gone to new management. (It used to not be necessary.)

First paragraph on new page:

As Mark Matarella has turned over the keys to the recumbents.com kingdom to the folks at HPRA/WISIL,
you will be seeing some changes to this site in the next few weeks. Our intentions are to keep the
content that Mark has created, though some of the databases that he has been supporting will now
point to other resources on the Internet. The recumbents.com site will also continue to be the
portal for people seeking information about recumbent bikes and HPVs.

--Kathy

John Clarke <[email protected]> had this to say...:
: must have screwed up. I found it now... sorry.

: "John Clarke" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
:> It looks as if recumbents.com is gone. Who, if anyone, picked up the site?
:>
:> Thanks John Clarke
:>
:>

--
kathy at ... fred net

 

Hurray! No offence but for being THE "recumbents.com" website, is was rather, bland, and
unexciting. Those WISIL guys know how to have fun, and Warren is an excellent web dude. Can't wait
to see what they do!

<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>
> However - it looks like you now have to use the www in front of recumbents.com to get to the page
> as the site has gone to new management. (It used to not be necessary.)
>
> First paragraph on new page:
>
> As Mark Matarella has turned over the keys to the recumbents.com kingdom
to
> the folks at HPRA/WISIL, you will be seeing some changes to this site in the next few weeks. Our
> intentions are to keep the content that Mark has created, though some of the databases that he has
> been supporting will now point to other resources on the Internet. The recumbents.com site will
also
> continue to be the portal for people seeking information about recumbent bikes and HPVs.
>
> --Kathy
>
> John Clarke <[email protected]> had this to say...:
> : must have screwed up. I found it now... sorry.
>
> : "John Clarke" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> :> It looks as if recumbents.com is gone. Who, if anyone, picked up the
site?
> :>
> :> Thanks John Clarke
> :>
> :>
>
> --
> kathy at ... fred net