I’m reporting again after a week without updates. The technical issue which stopped my editorial work proved unexpectedly resilient to pinpoint, despite the visible best efforts of the support team. In the end, it took no less than a transfer of this site to another server to get around the crashed FP problem. You may have noticed yesterday that I put up a temporary page informing about the transfer. Right now everything on the site seems to be operational again, and I’m slowly getting all the secondary functions to work – starting with the email, which should be working right now, and blog posting: if you can read this, it’s working.

I learned in the process exactly how big the Spitfire Site is – 6200 files, 260 MB of data. It’s not bad for two and a half years’ work.

And, did I mention that we’re getting a solid organic traffic of around 30,000 unique visitors per month? Better still, its 66% more than last year’s average – the community is growing!

Thanks everyone for your support and for visiting. There are other technical developments to be done in the coming weeks, but I’m confident that they will make the Spitfire Site even better.