EuroBillTracker

Untill last week when I did get a (passive) hit, then I would get a welcoming note when connecting on the website such as "Hi, you got one hit since your last connection".

Now, since one week, I do not get this message anymore. Was there anything changed ?

Phaseolus wrote:Untill last week when I did get a (passive) hit, then I would get a welcoming note when connecting on the website such as "Hi, you got one hit since your last connection".

Now, since one week, I do not get this message anymore. Was there anything changed ?

nothing's changed here.........
still get that same message.....
you do get hit-mails?

bren_nmgn wrote:

Phaseolus wrote:Untill last week when I did get a (passive) hit, then I would get a welcoming note when connecting on the website such as "Hi, you got one hit since your last connection".

Now, since one week, I do not get this message anymore. Was there anything changed ?

nothing's changed here.........
still get that same message.....
you do get hit-mails?

I do get the email-message, but already twice (hits are not soooo frequent in France) thefirst page at connection does not provide the usual "you had one hit since your last connection"...

My latest hit was on the 15th, and I saw the message when I visited the site.

My only passive hit was almost 3 weeks ago, and I saw the message (which for me was a new thing ).

I saw the message, that is back again, but obviously something has happened as the message contains the plural form whilst I had only 1 hit mentionned, so the link must have jumped, but, it has been reconnect with no respect of plural or singular.

The eurobilltracker.eu url's are all redirected to eurobilltracker.com (Announcement by avij).

The problem was indeed, that if you're logged in with the one website, you're not logged in at the other one.

But I've a question:

If I marked my notes, I used always the .eu url (and I also use this in my links at other websites), because I want to avoid that people think we're a commercial company who want to earn money out of this website. Many people won't join us for that reason, while .eu isn't that negative. That's why I want to keep using .eu for advertising Eurobilltracker.
If I'm correct, when Eurobilltracker started, .com was the only extension available for "international websites" (.eu didn't exist at that time). Maybe, if it did exist, it would be .eu at the start already. Now we're an Association, we can also use the *.org .

Finally my question :
Is it possible to keep using the .eu url's, or will (in some time) the .eu be blocked?

eddydevries wrote:Now we're an Association, we can also use the *.org .

You can already use eurobilltracker.org - like eurobilltracker.eu and eurobt.eu it redirects to eurobilltracker.com.

eddydevries wrote:Finally my question :
Is it possible to keep using the .eu url's, or will (in some time) the .eu be blocked?

If we're not seriously running out of money for keeping all the domains, you can keep on using .eu (or .org) URLs.

What about eurobt.eu? I like it most to write on an old note since it's short and doesn't have the dreaded "com" in it. Will it be kept too?

Ok, for quick reference, can someone put in a list of all EBT domains?

SeanW wrote:Ok, for quick reference, can someone put in a list of all EBT domains?

There's a topic for that: http://forum.eurobilltracker.com/viewto ... 38#p119929" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

what happened to the list of P/5/R notes?
http://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?ta ... =5;n=16799" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
only two are there any more
yesterday there were still more notes
http://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?ta ... ry=Belgium" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; brings more notes, but only starting from Feb 2011 (I think these notes started to appear in 2007)

androl wrote:what happened to the list of P/5/R notes?
http://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?ta ... =5;n=16799" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
only two are there any more
yesterday there were still more notes
http://de.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?ta ... ry=Belgium" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; brings more notes, but only starting from Feb 2011 (I think these notes started to appear in 2007)

It's strange: I've got 195 myself (my first one).
They would have to be in this list, too.

And according to this table, there're 16799 of them in the database.

I found a missing (actually: "incorrect") link at the page of links for searching postcodes.

The page mentioned in the first one (Universal Postal Union) doesn't exist anymore, but the list is now on this site.

Through the years I have by mistake entered some notes using the wrong denomination, then edited to correct it. If such a note happens to be a hit it will not be public. I have had to go to Settings -> Share hits and check it. It will also do this for your unknowing hitpartner(s).

Is there a reason for this or is it just a simple bug?