Jon Spivey where has your rocksteady.net gone?

[Jeremy]

A couple of weeks ago I read about a great new menu behavior called Set List
Menu, on Jon Spivey's www.rocksteady.net But it seems that website has
expired.
Jon, or anyone, is this behaviour and the procedure to make menus using it
(rather than using layers) available on any other website?

Thanks!

 

[Jon Spivey]

Very embarassing - I forgot to renew the domain and seems like someone
grabbed it. Until I sort something else you can find the behavior on
http://216.119.89.70/menus/

 

[Murray]

That's really obnoxious.

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Murray

Very embarassing - I forgot to renew the domain and seems like someone
grabbed it. Until I sort something else you can find the behavior on
http://216.119.89.70/menus/

 

[MD Websunlimited]

Jon,

I'm embarrassed to admit it but I've done the same thing. A domain name that I had owned since '95 was not renewed by mistake. It
cost me $250 to get it back.

Live and learn.

 

[Steve Easton]

I was under the impression that an expired domain name was restricted for 30 days or so before it
could be re-registered by another person. Is that no longer true??


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[Thomas A. Rowe]

Steve,

That was an issue the all of the other Domain registration service has or had with Network
Solutions, because they would not release expired domain name for 30 days or so, which gave the
owner a chance to renew.

For that reason, I have kept all of my domain name with Network Solutions. I don't know it they
still hold expired domain for 30 days, but they do give you notice 90 and 60 days in advance of
expiration.

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