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Posted by: Ivek23
« on: February 26, 2017, 07:40:15 pm »

I just wanted to say, thanks to Ivek for all his work keeping PVD working. I still think PVD is the best database for movies, even if the core program hasn't been updated in awhile. Keeping up with all those website changes over these past couple of years can't have been easy (I know, I've been trying to maintain a single site script myself and still can't quite get everything right).

I do hope nostra will come back to this project eventually (or at least release the source code), but in the interm, kudos to Ivek for refusing to give up on it.

Thanks again!

aimhere

aimhere, thank you for the many compliments for my work. I am very pleased and as far as in my power and my health problems will allow it, I tried to PVD continue to operate successfully.

Also, I still have hope that someday Nostra again returned to us.
Posted by: AimHere
« on: February 26, 2017, 06:17:08 pm »

I just wanted to say, thanks to Ivek for all his work keeping PVD working. I still think PVD is the best database for movies, even if the core program hasn't been updated in awhile. Keeping up with all those website changes over these past couple of years can't have been easy (I know, I've been trying to maintain a single site script myself and still can't quite get everything right).

I do hope nostra will come back to this project eventually (or at least release the source code), but in the interm, kudos to Ivek for refusing to give up on it.

Thanks again!

aimhere
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