The old posts were nice to have, but must have cost a ton of room, so I think letting them go makes sense.  is there any way to keep the date joined?  its nice for a newbee to see that someone has been around for 5 years, or 8 years, or whatnot?

		JudasPriest WebMaster wrote:
		IMPORTANT NOTICE Over the next week or so I will be migrating this website onto a new webserver.  This may involve some downtime of the Noticeboard during this transition, but I will endeavour to keep this downtime to a minimum. As part of this move, I will be performing a cleanup of the older messages stored on this noticeboard (any message older than 12 months will be deleted). Regards, JudasPriest.com WebMaster

I WILL PUT A COMMENT ABOUT THE NOTICEBOARD
I'VE BEEN AWAY FROM ALL THIS , FOR A LONG TIME !

BUT I'VE ALWAYS BEEN AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE !

I AM WORKING AND SWETTING - MAKING SOMETHING   THAT I NEVER STOP BLEEDING FOR !!

I AM SHOOTING FOR THE STARS - CROUSIN' AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT

MY WAY OF HONOR  THIS "NOTICEBOARD"

Love the new view options at the bottom of each post! Saves a couple of mouse clicks ; )

YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   MURRAY  THIS ONES FOR YOU!!!!!!!!!

 I know how frustrating this all has prob been.

		guidogodoy wrote:
		Thanks, Murray. I know we appreciate the update and I especially appreciated all the gory technical details. Really interesting. As always, all the best and thanks again for all you do.      JudasPriest WebMaster wrote: Another update on the attack: After many hours of investigating this virus attack, I have now proven that the judaspriest.com server was in fact not compromised in any way, and was not infected with any virus.  I have been in discussions with the hosting company network engineers, as I suspected that the problem was being caused by something else within their network. I have just heard back from them now where they confirmed that I was correct, another server within their network was infected and performing a quite sophisticated attack (known as Man-in-the-middle ARP spoofing) which was making it appear that judaspriest.com was infected when it was actually just a victim of this other attacking machine (which was inserting a line of rouge javascript at the top of every web page served up by the judaspriest.com webserver and other webservers on the same vlan within their network).  If that last sentence made no sense to you then dont worry, I just wanted to give a technical explanation in case anyone reading this is technical and wanted to know the gory details! I am now in discussions with them as to what they are going to do to ensure their network isn't susceptible to this kind of attack again before I move the judaspriest.com website from back from the temporary hosting server to its usual hosting server. As always, when browsing the internet ensure that you are running good, up to date virus software as these kind of attacks are becoming more prevelant. Regards, JudasPriest.com WebMaster

Thanks, Murray. I know we appreciate the update and I especially appreciated all the gory technical details. Really interesting.

As always, all the best and thanks again for all you do.

		JudasPriest WebMaster wrote:
		Another update on the attack: After many hours of investigating this virus attack, I have now proven that the judaspriest.com server was in fact not compromised in any way, and was not infected with any virus.  I have been in discussions with the hosting company network engineers, as I suspected that the problem was being caused by something else within their network. I have just heard back from them now where they confirmed that I was correct, another server within their network was infected and performing a quite sophisticated attack (known as Man-in-the-middle ARP spoofing) which was making it appear that judaspriest.com was infected when it was actually just a victim of this other attacking machine (which was inserting a line of rouge javascript at the top of every web page served up by the judaspriest.com webserver and other webservers on the same vlan within their network).  If that last sentence made no sense to you then dont worry, I just wanted to give a technical explanation in case anyone reading this is technical and wanted to know the gory details! I am now in discussions with them as to what they are going to do to ensure their network isn't susceptible to this kind of attack again before I move the judaspriest.com website from back from the temporary hosting server to its usual hosting server. As always, when browsing the internet ensure that you are running good, up to date virus software as these kind of attacks are becoming more prevelant. Regards, JudasPriest.com WebMaster

Would there be any possibility of adding more smileys? It seems to me the choices we have here are pretty limited and it would be great to have more heavy metal-looking smileys.
Thank you.

WARNING!!!!!!!I recieved this message today when attempting a private message TODAY!

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Detected: Exploit-YIM.CYFT (Trojan)

Location: C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\3S1Z7QQ2\yahoo[1].htm

Trojans appear as legitimate programs but can damage valuable files, disrupt performance, and allow unauthorized access to your computer.

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Detected: Exploit-CVE2008-2463 (Virus)

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