So, normally I keep silent and don't say much of anything as that's just my nature. I'm a shy and awkward kind of person, it's hard for me to come out of my shell and socialize, and I usually can't offer any good business or personal advice. But what I can offer is technical assistance, as I've got over a decade of experience in IT, security, programming, and engineering (contact me if you want and I'll give you more details on my qualifications). I did notice when the site was down the other day, and quickly discovered it was a DNS issue, was able to hardcode my computer to use the IP address to use the one I had saved previously when the same had happened before, and was able to access the site again while it was officially down. I thought about reporting it to you, but figured "Nah, Adam's got this, he'll figure it out and get it fixed". So, don't think that just because nobody said anything that nobody noticed or missed it while it was down. Anyway, all this is to say that I do want to officially extend my offer of any and all technical help you may need and will accept, including fixing bugs (like the one with large images not having a thumbnail... already got a few theories on that one), writing new code to add or modify features, being backup admin, or even if it comes down to it, I'd gladly take a dump of all the data on the site and host the whole site on my own server (already up and running hosting a few other sites) for a cost of zero dollars. As I said, I tend to be very quiet by nature, but I have been a lurker on this site for a long time (account is 13 years old, and I was lurking around even before that), and I'm a repeat customer for Femskin, so this site and company are dear to me and I want to do anything I can to help. About all I can offer is technical ability, so if you are interested at all, let me know and I'll help in any way I can. One last thing I just thought of... if funding is an issue for the site, perhaps some sort of donation fund could be set up to pay for the site. I've seen several other sites work this way, where user donations pay for all the hosting bills. Just throwing that idea out there.