Pete Turnbull wrote: Oh sure, they still broke it as compared to the old interface - presumably in an attempt to appeal to the morons out there who can't think beyond the concept of a web forum :) Browsing the archive is much harder than it used to be, but at least the data *is* there in an unmasked form, which was the bit I was most concerned about. One day in a museum capacity I might approach them to see if I can get a copy of the raw archive data for some relevant computing groups (for the purposes of a local rather than online archive, to avoid anyone getting worried about competition). I'd be interesting to see whether they have a "defend our assets" big-business attitude or a "sure, we're doing this as an important archival tool" one... (or something inbetween) (incidentally out of habit I still type www.deja.com to get to the groups interface :-) cheers Jules