what happened to tylototriton.org????

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I tried tovisit tylototriton.org today and found that it doesn't seem to exist anymore...

What has happened to it ... Mark???
 
WHOIS records indicate Mark Bakkers still owns it (until 2009). That most likely indicates that either (a) someone hasn't paid the hosting fees and the ISP is rerouting the website to advertisements, or (b) Mark or his agent is doing the redirecting deliberately. Of course, I can't be absolutely certain.
 
Tylo.org is currently offline and will remain so for an extended period of time. The site will probably become part of the Dutch sal society site (www.caudata.nl). This will come with a complete revision and new info about Tylototriton species.

The fact that this topic appears so soon is good though... shows that you're all still interested in the site, thanks!
 
I'm glad that the site and its content haven't completely died. I would suggest that if Mark still owns the domain name, it could be redirected to take people to caudata.nl.
 
Is there any update, Wouter / Mark?
Will there still be an English version of the Tylototriton part?
 
Yes, don't worry!

We are working on a major revision of the Dutch salamandersites, and when that is finished, we will integrate Tylototriton.org, in English of course!

Just a few more weeks of waiting, we will keep you informed.
 
I ran across tylototriton.org in old posts, after hearing the informations was moving I visited the Caudata.nl website a few days back and wasn't able to find a tylo section (In English anyways). Sounds like there was some great info on there.

Is it still under construction? Any updates would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Mitch
 
xMIDNIGHTx said:
I ran across tylototriton.org in old posts, after hearing the informations was moving I visited the Caudata.nl website a few days back and wasn't able to find a tylo section (In English anyways). Sounds like there was some great info on there.

Is it still under construction? Any updates would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Mitch
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Last update;Still under construction but verry nearby!!
(From what i'm hearing)
Petro
 
Do not forget folks, there are some excellent translation tools on the web. (I use the Google Translate)

While not perfect, you can get the information you need from non-English language sites and texts. This will get you through until the renovations are complete.
 
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