What about puttind Climate Prediction Classic into the archived ones as well? As far as I know it's only kept alive for those doing a college course and they have to take a look at these old models just for the course, but no real crunching is done anymore.
Second question: How long does a project have to be dead to get archived? I'm asking because TANPAKU has been MIA for I don't know how long.
I was thinking about CPDN just yesterday along with Predictor@Home too.
I don't have any set rules for it. Archiving them now. It's just a flag on a row in the projects table
The TANPAKU home page roughly translates to:
Dear all of TANPAKU volunteers,
TANPAKU server has been down from August 18th accidentally. Now we are repairing the server. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused.
TANPAKU staff
TANPAKU to everyone for participating Monday, August 18, but the server is stopped suddenly, and are currently working to recover. Everyone has become to the inconvenience, We're sorry.
Staff TANPAKU
I realise August was a long way back but I don't think it has been officially confirmed dead yet. However, if this is reason enough to archive then Rieselsieve (BOINC) should be archived too.
there is a few projects that show their stats updated 34 days ago.
i suppose they are all dead. or smth like this.
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In 2 days time (3-Mar-2009) BeWeS will have been defunct for a whole year.
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APS, TANPAKU and Traveling Salesman archived
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d2ol and tsc are gone. bury them.
check their homepages for details. if anybody interested.
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