What happen with Silgrad.com?

[Leonardo]

It's what the title says and this is the explanation why Yacoby's Morrowind site has been down for a quite some time now and I wonder if Yacoby is aware of that.  What will happen with his useful tools and mods when the site is down is beyond me.    Silgrad Tower was also known as an Oblivion site, so that's why I post this in here instead of the other subforums.  Here is the latest link of silgrad.com from Internet Archive Wayback Machine.

http://wayback.archive.org/web/20110715 ... ilgrad.com

I also request that if anyone can download anything of this site or have mods/tools that you know was hosted on silgrad.com than please let us know.  Thanks in advance.  

[Elaura]

You could PM Yacoby at the officials and ask.

[Leonardo]

I posted on BSF in the Mod Detective thread (Oblivion) the reason why the old site has been down for months and still is.

http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/123325 ... __19903720

new - http://silgradmodding.org/forum/

old - http://wayback.archive.org/web/20110715 ... ilgrad.com

[ZeroPercenter]

so now i know..

[Arthmoor]

Pretty much what they said there. Silgrad.com ran into hosting/domain issues. The domain is dead at this point, apparently left to expire out. Many of the folks who worked on stuff there have jumped over to Dark Creations and are continuing on with their projects. I'm sure you could ask there for more information if you need it.

[Leonardo]

You could PM Yacoby at the officials and ask.

I tried but I couldn't instead I post about Silgrad.com in the Mods Detective thread.

[Leonardo]

Sorry for necro this thread, but today when I wanted to post a link to one of Yacoby's mods that was hosted on his modding site Yacoby's Morrowind I notice that his site is no longer active because the account has been suspended.

new - http://mw.yacoby.net/
old - http://yacoby.silgrad.com/MW/index.htm

I also notice that I couldn't bring back the old site with the Wayback Machine and on top of that the new one hasn't been archived before so basically all of Yacoby's mods plus other stuff that he had is now gone.  

For the moment I thought that the ESF Archive was gone too, but fortunately the ESF Archive site could be viewed via the Wayback Machine.  The question is how much information you can read on an archived link of the ESF Archive site.


This changes everything, so I suggest to discuss it further here.