Richard Huzzey

LibDemBlogs.co.uk needs your help to keep running

By | Wed 20th May 2009 - 8:34 pm

Users of the excellent Lib Dem Blogs aggregator will have noticed it stopped working earlier today and no longer displays new posts from registered Lib Dem bloggers. This is because it has outgrown its current server arrangements and the site’s owner, Ryan Cullen, needs help from the Lib Dem blogosphere to cover the costs of moving.

If you value your visits to www.libdemblogs.co.uk, then please consider throwing in a donation to cover Ryan’s costs. His labour on the site has been a great resource for readers and authors of Lib Dem blogs. It would be a tragedy to lose it — which is what will happen without our help.

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7 Comments

  • Liberal Neil 20th May '09 - 8:57pm

    I have made a modest contribution and would urge others to do likewise.

    I also propose that we set up a group of bloggers willing to make small regular contributions to a fund to keep it going in the future.

  • Martin Land 20th May '09 - 11:18pm

    Busy with elections; what’s needed Ryan? Email me and we will see if we can do a fundraiser.

  • Monkee 21st May '09 - 12:57am

    I’d suggest putting a link to a paypal account

    I’ll chip in a bit

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