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For much of today, we have been having e-mail problems (i.e. the domain hosting server is down), so if you e-mailed any of the usual addresses, we probably did not get it. As a temporary measure, please send all e-mails to samizdata at cloister.dircon.co.uk until you get the all clear.
March 22nd, 2002 | Comments are closed
 As the ever lengthening stalactite of side bar links was becoming unfeasibly long, I have moved a big chunk of them to a separate page. This new page is also full of juicy goodness and well work you visiting. March 18th, 2002 | Comments are closed
We have been deluged with interesting e-mails for publication in the last week, so please do not take it personally if we do not always publish yours. Sometimes we do not publish submissions for editorial reasons or due to excessive length but more usually it is simply because we do not always have the time. Samizdata is a loose but more or less functioning anarchy, so having someone to edit and publish a submission is a rather hit-and-miss affair depending on who does or does not have the time to do it. At the moment the main limiting factor is the sheer amount of incoming e-mail and our available time to digest them all! And for all who have asked: Natalija Radic is currently off skiing in Austria and so I do not expect to see her posting again for several days yet. By the way, a few links may have vanished off the side bar due to a minor mishap during template surgery, followed by doing the daily back up the wrong way. Doh! March 15th, 2002 | Comments are closed
The regular Samizdata e-mail addresses seem to be working again, so please resume using our usual reply mail (see side bar) and the other Samizdata addresses if you know them, rather than the emergency e-mail address previously posted. March 2nd, 2002 | Comments are closed
March 1st, 2002 | Comments are closed
As many of you may already know, blogger.com and blogspot hosting was down for most of today. We will be looking to move off the blogspot server in the near future. Also thanks to Sandra who sent us the 100k screen shot. We hope you like your extorted prize. We blew through 100,000 visitors fast.  February 20th, 2002 | Comments are closed
February 11th, 2002 | Comments are closed
Our ISP e-mail problems have been sorted out and we are receiving all e-mails properly once more. Anyone one who did not receive a reply to an e-mail sent to us in the last 24 hours or so might want to send their e-mail again as it does seem that the dircon server ate a few incoming mails. Yummy. January 25th, 2002 | Comments are closed
Samizdata seems to be having e-mail problems (or rather the ISP through whom the e-mail routes is having problems), so we may not be getting all incoming mail at the moment (as of 23:15 GMT). It is unclear how long this problem has been going on. I shall report when we are back in touch with the blogosphere. January 25th, 2002 | Comments are closed
Sorry but our hosting server has maxed out and thus you may (or may not) have problems seeing the pictures you have have come to see… this will be fixed by tomorrow. January 22nd, 2002 | Comments are closed
As you can probably deduce, we are having technical problems with both blogger.com and our template. Everything should still be readable so please don’t run away screaming. We are working to fix things as soon as we are able. January 8th, 2002 | Comments are closed
The Samizdata legion of wild-eyed but erudite libertarians continues to grow apace. Our lastest regular contributor is Tom Burroughes, who has been known to moonlight as a journalist at Reuters for his measly paycheck when not more productively spending his time with Libertarian Samizdata. Expect to see him poking a pointy stick in the eye of irrational socialists of both left and right on a regular basis. Also expect a steady flow of guest articles from people such as author of Statism Sucks! Ver 2.0, the redoubtable Andrew Ian Dodge and many other such folk in the New Year. December 31st, 2001 | Comments are closed
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