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All you haters can rejoice, for SqN has died.
I for one will miss SqN though. :(Quote:
* roon3y has changed the topic to: R.I.P SqN
<YamaY> What The F*ck
<polcan> R.I.P SqN rly?
<roon3y> crap
<roon3y> we need 40$
<jamesos868> :o
<TheBeat> rip?
<TheBeat> why?
<TheBeat> Masquerade
<Rezident> Because the server wasn't payed, and need like 40$
<GraveNoX> SqN is gone ?
<Kid> yeah ..
So it died because no one had 40 bucks? I'll wait for the jokes about that.
Why did SqN die?Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbi
Spoiler: ShowBecause nobody had 40 bucks!
ROFLMFAO!!! :lol:
A site died all for the sake of $40???
Who exactly was running it? :blink: And why would you run a site if you couldn't provide your own server fees... relying on donations maybe isn't the best way to go about things, they're never guaranteed...
I've never even heard of SqN... who were they and what did they offer?
Ratio-free music tracker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burnsy
Under 16 people with good photoshop skills opening secretive trackers left and right. This won't be the last one to close due to a few bucks short on donations.
$40..... If you own a BT site I think you should be able to pay off $40 in case of a low donation month or something.
He should have made announcements that he couldn't pay for it way before he missed the payment. It is fully the owners fault for letting the site get that far ran down.
IMO the site was pretty much doomed when they couldnt scratch together 100$ some time ago cant say im surprised at all.
Totally agree, and it's ok to make mistakes, just as long as they don't happen again kinda thing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
If they're 16-ish and kids like has been mentioned then I'm sure they'll be back with something else... maybe when the pocket money rises in line with inflation :P (j/k)
I thought they did?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
Anyways, I'm not in the least bit surprised.
It goes to show how much a new tracker that focuses solely on exclusivity and leetness rather than developing a large core userbase can survive in this world.
So much for a "community" tracker eh? Where was their "community" when the tracker needed it the most?