Thanks, Don. That did it. Don't know why I didn't try that.deilenberger wrote:Try opening the website homepage http://www.r1150r.org - took me a while to figure this one out.RonR wrote:I can't see the donation link either. I've tried Safari on OS-X (my preferred browser for most non-business-related sites), and IE on XP, also on my MacBook Pro. I don't see the BMW logo, either. Everything above the BMW R1200R..... title line doesn't appear. I'll gladly donate as soon as I can find a way in.
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Yes, this site does have a parent site - r1150r.net or r1150r.org. Both bring you to the same place and you will then see the banner. It is a confusing situation for those that visit from Google and get linked directly to the forums. I'm not sure how to fix this, its just how the site is built.
Thanks for everyone comments and more importantly, support! This thread has generated quite a few new memberships! I (and the site) really appreciate that.
I will think about trying to automate the registration or reminder process. I am not immediately sure how to do that with my limited programming skill set, but its definitely something I should implement. I must admit I am really bad about reminding people about renewals, primarily because its a really manual and intensive process for me and its easier for me to just throw a few bucks in than keep on top of it. I'm lazy that way.
I try to take a laid back approach to managing this board and in general it works. I am blessed with users that treat eachother with respect and are generous enough to donate their hard earned money to support the site. I generally only ask for money when needed, but it is nice to have a bit of a buffer. . But it is a fight sometimes to keep the money coming in, especially these last few years, which is strange to me because active users keep increasing in #'s.
I think the most compelling thing you can do as a non member is look at the value derived from the site and say to yourself; did this site save me $20...$60?? I think most will agree it has saved them hundreds, perhaps in being able to do a service themselves by learning how to do it here, or by avoiding a bad purchase, etc. So why not donate to keep this valuable resource going. I haven't even touched on the hundreds of bikers that the site has helped get together for local gatherings (and of course, the Beakster Bash!) to share in good times and friendship.! Ok, I'm rambling now.
So, thanks again for everyone's kindness and good behavior! It makes life much easier for the mods and me.

Thanks for everyone comments and more importantly, support! This thread has generated quite a few new memberships! I (and the site) really appreciate that.
I will think about trying to automate the registration or reminder process. I am not immediately sure how to do that with my limited programming skill set, but its definitely something I should implement. I must admit I am really bad about reminding people about renewals, primarily because its a really manual and intensive process for me and its easier for me to just throw a few bucks in than keep on top of it. I'm lazy that way.
I try to take a laid back approach to managing this board and in general it works. I am blessed with users that treat eachother with respect and are generous enough to donate their hard earned money to support the site. I generally only ask for money when needed, but it is nice to have a bit of a buffer. . But it is a fight sometimes to keep the money coming in, especially these last few years, which is strange to me because active users keep increasing in #'s.
I think the most compelling thing you can do as a non member is look at the value derived from the site and say to yourself; did this site save me $20...$60?? I think most will agree it has saved them hundreds, perhaps in being able to do a service themselves by learning how to do it here, or by avoiding a bad purchase, etc. So why not donate to keep this valuable resource going. I haven't even touched on the hundreds of bikers that the site has helped get together for local gatherings (and of course, the Beakster Bash!) to share in good times and friendship.! Ok, I'm rambling now.
So, thanks again for everyone's kindness and good behavior! It makes life much easier for the mods and me.
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Has the original bandwidth error message question been answered?
Mark
Mark
What is happening to my skin?
Where is that protection that I needed?
Air can hurt you too
Where is that protection that I needed?
Air can hurt you too
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Yes! Stay tuned for the bike raffle and join in! I will post a global post about it when we have the details in order, in the next day or two.
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Where was the question about the bandwidth problem answered?
Mark
Mark
What is happening to my skin?
Where is that protection that I needed?
Air can hurt you too
Where is that protection that I needed?
Air can hurt you too
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The problem is coorelated to going over our limit. I set tight limits to save money. So the real problem is money coming in, thus the raffle is a way to bring in enough money that we dont have to scrounge. Make sense?
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