A note on shellworld.

David,
It is my understanding that the shellworld admin has personal reasons for 
not  allowing the creation of new accounts.  His father was profoundly ill 
for  some time as an example.
The last time I sent a perspective client in their direction, I was told 
that unless the person is rather self sufficient, they were unlikely to 
create  anything new for them.
granted contacting the admin,
admin at shellworld dot net,
would be far more direct than seeking marketing information on the web.
Karen


On Sun, 17 Nov 2019, David Woolley wrote:

> On 17/11/2019 22:04, Tim Chase wrote:
>>  However asking the system admin to modify the system-wide lynx.cfg
>>  file*will*  impact all other Shellworld users.  Using any of the
>>  methods recommended in this thread are exactly the way to prevent
>>  this.
>> 
>
> I wonder how long shellworld has to live.  I completely failed to find any 
> current marketing page for it, and people have said, here, that they have 
> failed to get accounts created.
>
> The Wayback Machine suggests that it hasn't been marketed for over ten years, 
> although it does seem to have been intended as a blind users' system, rather 
> than a power users' one.  The last page captured that wasn't empty or invalid 
> seems to be October 2007, and it was blank by December that year.
>
> I assume they are not taking on new users and will close when the number 
> remaining drops sufficiently.
>
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