So I'm unsure if the website will remain searchable and viewable, but I won't be able to update or if the website will be nuked entirely. From this point on I will no longer be updating the site with any new content additions, however so users can continue accessing the Wessex Electric Nutter and Mightyena's content I have hosted, I'll be making a seperate thread soon on British Trainz with all the mediafire links of their content. (Thanks for the permission you twoThis means we will be retiring Webs on June 30, 2021. With this change comes some important information you should be aware of:
If you have a free Webs site... you will no longer be able to edit or view the published version of your free website hosted with Webs as of June 30, 2021.
)I must admit; I'm not sorry to say goodbye to the website; recently, I've found it a chore to keep updated, espicially as many of the content links no longer work due to N3V removing the original TRS04 DLS, and the site also looks a bit dated. On numerous occasions in the past I've considered replacing the site with one from Wix or Weebly however at the moment, I have no intention of making a replacement site, I simply don't have enough time in my personal life anymore.
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It is a bit of an end of an era, coming from a time when many content creators had their own websites, who remembers vsr.org.uk, UK Branchlines etc? It was made in very much that spirit, I wanted the site to be a UKBL equivelent for more modern image stuff of which I think was moderately successful. I can't believe I started the site 12 years ago! There wasn't much on it at the time, as this was a while before I got round to learning how to create content, being mostly an excuse for me to have a go at making a website, I remember the thrill of recieving a whole two visitors a day! Who were these visitors? what brought them to my website? As is usual with with most trainz newbies, I had grand visions of making the entire county of Berkshire's railway lines inspired by the sprawling Razorback Railway, such a grandiose vision required an equally grandiose website!
Needless to say it was doomed to failure, however I kept the name and wanted to keep a bit of Berkshire and South East focus, of which routes like CPRRA and Coley Branch came from. Although by 2013 traffic to the site picked up considerably as I started making more and more of my own content and started hosting WENs and Mightyenas content, since then traffic's been pretty steady and it's in this condition that I bid farewell to the site.
