The ASN team has responded to past criticisms from the Prometheus Stargate Network, addressing concerns about internal conflicts, website design, gate scaling, server resources, hosting, and project stability. The team acknowledges past disagreements but remains open to collaboration. The network's design has evolved to be independent, and while the gates are canon-sized, adjustments are being made for compatibility. Server efficiency has been improved by reducing check-in frequency, and the project has since moved to a static IP for better reliability. While there have been name changes and account issues, the team is committed to maintaining stability moving forward, aiming to provide Second Life with a strong and sustainable Stargate network.
All important content from the old phpBB3 installation has been migrated to bbPress. Users are encouraged to suggest any plugins they would like to see added to improve the forum experience.
In preparation for the RC1 release of the ASN project in Second Life, major improvements have been made to the website, including the adoption of WordPress for blogging and bbPress for forums, replacing phpBB. These changes aim to create tighter integration across services. Users are encouraged to subscribe to the blog for weekly announcements and updates.
The Alpha-Fox team is migrating all websites and services from the Poseidon server to a new server, Frenzy, due to low CPU usage on Poseidon. Services related to Second Life, including OS Labs and DHD registrations, will be temporarily unavailable during the DNS transition. An update will be provided once the migration is complete.
The Subnova network underwent downtime for an IP address change as part of an upgrade to fiber-optic internet, improving bandwidth to 3Mbps both ways, with potential future upgrades. After delays due to provisioning and IP allocation, the switch was completed on May 23. Subnova services are now running on fiber, and special thanks were given to Billy for resolving the final issue.
