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Why is the Sesame Encyclopedia not always available?

punkNpuppets

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if its not working, i will not be able to finish a project thats due tomorrow
 

BlueFrackle

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PunkNPuppets

Its due to bandwidth, Too many visitors and the site goes offline for a few hours.

Now my question, Why are all the people who complain illiterate?
 

Drtooth

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As soon as the site moves to it's own server, we'll never have to deal with Angelfires' stingy bandwidth again!!!!! :wink:
 

DancingLauren

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Quite honestly, I doubt that most teachers/professors would accept an online encyclopedia as a "scholarly document". LOL.
 
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