The new Sudden Discharge is online!

["The Archivist" <archivist@...>]

After much toil and torment, the new version of Sudden Discharge finally
went online early this weekend

With the new site comes many new features including new categories, all of
the file archives have been put online, file descriptions have been added,
support of new platforms like OS/2 and Linux, searching functions,
configurable file listings and even a few forums for discussion and
interaction with other SD users.

For the first couple of weeks the site will be updated rapidly so I will no
longer send out updates, just check back frequently if you want to see
what's new

Feel free to either email us directly or use the new forums

We would appreciate your feedback, especially information and/or opinions
on the overall changes, ease of use, browser/platform compatibility, typos,
broken links, bad downloads and any bug reports no matter how small. The
more
you can report, the more we can fix.  If you think something sucks please
don't hesitate to say so.  Use our new forums to report errors and to tell
us
how brilliant we are. ;)

There are still a few rough edges to expect like the
fact that we've not fully migrated the files from the old site (for instance
"crack mes").

There is one other way to help out.  We also can use any old archives we do
not have currently to add to our file base.  No matter how small or
insignificant you may think it is, if it's not on the site then we want it.
We've had a huge infusion of files from various supporters (MANtiCORE, for
instance, has been our key supplier of the poly engines we've added) but
there's always room for a few more files.

We look forward to seeing you on the new site!

Check it out at http://www.suddendischarge.com

Thanks for your help and support,

The Staff of Sudden Discharge