Way way back in the day when I was going through a "I want to help Free Software and don't really know how" phase—somewhere around about 2002 or so I finally became a reasonable programmer, and it's still not really clear to me how that happened, after I'd tried for so long—I created a site called buglinks.org, a sort of a bug reporting portal.

It was hosted for a while by Will LaShell, who was someone I didn't know otherwise, and when I accidently nuked the directory it was hosted in, I was too shy to ask for it to be recreated, and that was that for a while. Some time passed and he must have let the domain name lapse, and in due course I had my own hosting, bought the domain name myself, and re-started it. But it's never really gone anywhere, I'm just not terribly involved in the bug fixing world. So if anyone else is interested in hosting a "welcome to the world of bug fixing" site or something similar and wants the domain name and existing content, email me. Otherwise I will let the domain lapse in June, and probably archive the content somewhere under puzzling.org.