Seven Wonders Web Site

[Jondalar]

Is it gone for good?

[BombaySapphire3]

Is it gone for good?

or is it good that it is gone?

[HomerMcvie]

The other site, "The Chain", also disappeared. I even FB messaged the host, who was a former member here(who was bant for a really dumb reason), and got no response.

I guess band fan sites are becoming a thing or the past? Or we're all following some geriatric, dinosaur band?
:laugh::laugh::laugh::wavey::woohoo:

[olive]

Face Book is the the message boards.

[HomerMcvie]

Face Book is the the message boards.

Yes, you're right. I've heard there's even a private FM board. ;)

[louielouie2000]

Or we're all following some geriatric, dinosaur band?
:laugh::laugh::laugh::wavey::woohoo:

Face Book is the the message boards.

Honestly, I think the Mac fan community is shrinking over all. A decade ago the Ledge had twice as many members. But the band has been so inactive for so long, that it hasn't recruited any new fans, and existing ones have stopped caring.

[Jondalar]

Honestly, I think the Mac fan community is shrinking over all. A decade ago the Ledge had twice as many members. But the band has been so inactive for so long, that it hasn't recruited any new fans, and existing ones have stopped caring.

That is what I was thinking. Their fanbase is shrinking. Fleetwood Mac really needed to make a mark in the 1990s. In a way, they did with the dance, but it was with old music. Their fanbase is also dying out.

[vivfox]

I also think that FM/Stevie have chased most of their fans away with their repetiveness. It's us diehards who spread the word but do we really want to when we're bored with the same old same ole?

[CADreaming]

Is it gone for good?

Sandor said there wasn't enought activity to justify keeping it up. So, yeah it's gone.

[starshine]

I also think that FM/Stevie have chased most of their fans away with their repetiveness. It's us diehards who spread the word but do we really want to when we're bored with the same old same ole?I totally agree. Sad to say really it is the 'bands' fault. Stevie & Mac could've kept us all interested if they'd release alot of 'stuff' that we've wanted over the yrs instead of doing nothing & ignoring us or so it seems. Heck I've always thought us die hard fans have had much better ideas of what to put out there than the band or Stevie solo herself. Its sad but so true. I used to be as 7 Wonders web site but didn't like it much anymore so I stopped login & just came here instead. Its sad but I guess were all a dying breed anymore. IMO :sorry::shrug:

[olive]

Honestly, I think the Mac fan community is shrinking over all. A decade ago the Ledge had twice as many members. But the band has been so inactive for so long, that it hasn't recruited any new fans, and existing ones have stopped caring.

from Face Book

Fleetwood Mac
1,635,772 likes · 10,187 talking about this ·

Stevie Nicks
1,186,394 likes · 9,396 talking about this

[vivfox]

from Face Book

Fleetwood Mac
1,635,772 likes · 10,187 talking about this ·

Stevie Nicks
1,186,394 likes · 9,396 talking about this


Talking about what?

[HomerMcvie]

Let's face it, their career is winding down. I mean, I hope they all live another 20+ years, but they're approaching 70...

[vivfox]

Honestly, I think the existing ones have stopped caring.


I hope you don't mind that I changed your quote? Is The Ledge going to continue or is Michele considering shutting it down? Do we need more supporting members?

[Macfanforever]

I notice the other day the SW link in my favorites was dead.

[Jondalar]

from Face Book

Fleetwood Mac
1,635,772 likes · 10,187 talking about this ·

Stevie Nicks
1,186,394 likes · 9,396 talking about this

that doesn't mean that much, all people have to click like, doesn't mean they are buying records and truly supporting the band, as evidence of IYDs

[BombaySapphire3]

Fleetwood Mac now exists purely to pad the retirement funds of it's 4 remaining members.I have pretty much given up hope that we will ever see anything creative from them again.I am grateful for Stevie releasing a very good new album just last year and for Lindsey's recent solo albums so clearly the two remaining writers in the band still have some creative juices flowing.At this point I'd much rather see them go it alone but as long as there is still some dinero to be squeezed out of the Fleetwood Mac franchise we are likely to see cash grab tours until one or more of them can go on no longer.:(

[MacShadowsBall]

I'm kinda new to all this stuff, but if these other forums are closing down, is that good for the Ledge? New/returning members come to the Ledge?

I've checked out the Seven wonders site. It seemed very "Stevie" centered whereas I am "Mac" centered. Their "Mac" forums had very little activity. :cool:

[Jondalar]

Fleetwood Mac now exists purely to pad the retirement funds of it's 4 remaining members.I have pretty much given up hope that we will ever see anything creative from them again.I am grateful for Stevie releasing a very good new album just last year and for Lindsey's recent solo albums so clearly the two remaining writers in the band still have some creative juices flowing.At this point I'd much rather see them go it alone but as long as there is still some dinero to be squeezed out of the Fleetwood Mac franchise we are likely to see cash grab tours until one or more of them can go on no longer.:(

I agree. Fleetwood Mac is dead without Christine anyway. I would like that Buckingham/Nicks album though.

[Jondalar]

There was very little activity during the IYDs drop on Seven Wonders. I knew people had lost interest in the website when the album was dropping. I think its sad, but they are at the end of the careers, so I guess I should of expected it. That used to be my favorite website.

[APerfectLie]

My problem with SW was that I could never register. Every time I tried to get on that forum there was some kind of problem so I said screw it. The Ledge seemed to be where everything was at anyway.

[BombaySapphire3]

So far has anyone noticed and influx of Seven Wonders refugees here?:shrug:

[Macfanforever]

I'm a member over there too. plus other FM/Stevie forums and other forums that cater to computer/electronics and radio/TV broadcasting .Heck with Face Book.I had to many problem with FB.

I used SW as a backup when the Ledge has server problems.

[BombaySapphire3]

Facebook does not really seem conducive to a good discourse anyway.

[HomerMcvie]

So far has anyone noticed and influx of Seven Wonders refugees here?:shrug:

Thanks for the acknowledgement. I popped two zits today, flunked out of phys ed!:lol:

[sleepless child]

I usually check both every day, but it seems lately there has been very little action on Seven Wonders. I had been posting occasionally. I was worried that this might happen. So I guess it's down for good?

[Jondalar]

I usually check both every day, but it seems lately there has been very little action on Seven Wonders. I had been posting occasionally. I was worried that this might happen. So I guess it's down for good?

it was dead over there

[sodascouts]

Sorry to hear that another site's gone defunct. My message board died because people got bored.... and I got bored, too. I started getting interested again when they started doing new solo stuff, but it's not the same as my fervor at the height of Say You Will. There's nothing like Fleetwood Mac; it's greater than the sum of all its parts (IMHO). I'm not talking about the "Unleashed" trot-out-the-hits Fleetwood Mac, but the creative Fleetwood Mac.

Facebook does take a lot of traffic from message boards because it's so much simpler to hit "like" and make a one-line comment on an announcement than it is to think of a cogent reply on a message board to a more involved post. People used to come to the message board not only to chat but to get news, and now they don't need to get news here, so there's a drop off.

It's true you can't easily have meaningful and involved conversations on Facebook because once an item drops off the feed, it's forgotten - and most posts are news announcements, photos, and videos, things that aren't going to inspire a lot of deep thoughts.

That said, I enjoy the FM/Stevie/Lindsey Facebook pages a great deal and appreciate those who maintain them. They may not be conducive to discussion, but they do allow people to keep up to date and keep FM visible. Plus, those photos and videos are fun!

The lack of depth is a weakness of Facebook in one sense, but in another sense, it's a strength. Depth takes time and effort. I used to spend ages on LiveJournal typing out all my thoughts, but after getting used to doing one-sentence updates on Facebook, I gave LJ up because of the time it took. I did this in spite of the fact that what I was putting on Facebook wasn't nearly as deep. It makes me a bit sad that I no longer keep a ledger of my life, but every time I get the urge to go back, the time factor shuts it down. Facebook is easier and faster, and people like that.

However, Facebook has a lot of drawbacks, and I predict that eventually - just like MySpace - it will lose its appeal and folks will move on to the next thing. That may or may not include a return to message boards. Regardless, I hope the message boards stay around, if only for their archival value. That's why I haven't deleted mine despite the fact it's closed - the archival value of it.

[HomerMcvie]

People keep saying that FB will go the way of Myspace, but I don't see it happening. Just ask Google+!:lol:
I'm still a Ledge addict, but a FB one also. I honestly go back and forth, between which one is my favorite.
When I'm mobile, however, FB always wins out, because it's easy to read. For me to read The Ledge on my phone, I have to zoom in on every page, and swipe around all over it, just to read it, since it's not very small screen friendly.

[starshine]

Sorry to hear that another site's gone defunct. My message board died because people got bored.... and I got bored, too. I started getting interested again when they started doing new solo stuff, but it's not the same as my fervor at the height of Say You Will. There's nothing like Fleetwood Mac; it's greater than the sum of all its parts (IMHO). I'm not talking about the "Unleashed" trot-out-the-hits Fleetwood Mac, but the creative Fleetwood Mac.

Facebook does take a lot of traffic from message boards because it's so much simpler to hit "like" and make a one-line comment on an announcement than it is to think of a cogent reply on a message board to a more involved post. People used to come to the message board not only to chat but to get news, and now they don't need to get news here, so there's a drop off.

It's true you can't easily have meaningful and involved conversations on Facebook because once an item drops off the feed, it's forgotten - and most posts are news announcements, photos, and videos, things that aren't going to inspire a lot of deep thoughts.

That said, I enjoy the FM/Stevie/Lindsey Facebook pages a great deal and appreciate those who maintain them. They may not be conducive to discussion, but they do allow people to keep up to date and keep FM visible. Plus, those photos and videos are fun!

The lack of depth is a weakness of Facebook in one sense, but in another sense, it's a strength. Depth takes time and effort. I used to spend ages on LiveJournal typing out all my thoughts, but after getting used to doing one-sentence updates on Facebook, I gave LJ up because of the time it took. I did this in spite of the fact that what I was putting on Facebook wasn't nearly as deep. It makes me a bit sad that I no longer keep a ledger of my life, but every time I get the urge to go back, the time factor shuts it down. Facebook is easier and faster, and people like that.

However, Facebook has a lot of drawbacks, and I predict that eventually - just like MySpace - it will lose its appeal and folks will move on to the next thing. That may or may not include a return to message boards. Regardless, I hope the message boards stay around, if only for their archival value. That's why I haven't deleted mine despite the fact it's closed - the archival value of it.Well, I'm probably one of the few who 'doesn't do FB & has no desire to. I like the message boards as well. There's nothing wrong with being a 'deep' person with alot of insight. Thats what life IS about really. How we share things with others & communicate those feelings. I agree depth does take time lots of time but isn't it better to be deep with feelings than shallow & not really care about anything?? Heck I remember writing fanzine letters that would be pages & pages long. Of course that was the 'old' snail mail days when I had penpals about Mac/Stevie. I do miss those days believe it or not. Getting things instant now by way of info can be nice but it can also be a let down too. So I do encourge you to not stop your depth of whatever you have that depth of feeling for. :shrug::]

[michelle2677]

The other site, "The Chain", also disappeared. I even FB messaged the host, who was a former member here(who was bant for a really dumb reason), and got no response.

I guess band fan sites are becoming a thing or the past? Or we're all following some geriatric, dinosaur band?
:laugh::laugh::laugh::wavey::woohoo:
Funny, cuz I sent you a fb message a few months ago, asking about the chain and you never responded :mad:

[Macfanforever]

You guys talking about the Yahoo groops "The Chain".


I'm on that one but never chat.

[HomerMcvie]

Funny, cuz I sent you a fb message a few months ago, asking about the chain and you never responded :mad:

I may have been drunk. Don't you sometimes read messages on your phone, and think "oh, I'll answer when I get home", then you get home, hours later, and the notification is gone, and there's porn playing on the TV...so your mind gets preoccupied?:lol:

I FB messaged the previous "bandwidth host" for The Chain, asking what happened, and got no response. Are you still in contact with said person? You know, the one where I got the pic of you puking into that bucket?:lol:

[HomerMcvie]

You guys talking about the Yahoo groops "The Chain".


I'm on that one but never chat.

No, there was a VERY similar board to The Ledge, a couple of years ago, that had a few disgruntled Ledge members. It didn't have much activity, after the initial burst, and slowly died out.

There have been other FM boards, too. Some public, some private.

[Macfanforever]

No, there was a VERY similar board to The Ledge, a couple of years ago, that had a few disgruntled Ledge members. It didn't have much activity, after the initial burst, and slowly died out.

There have been other FM boards, too. Some public, some private.

Oh ok.I'm not familar with that one.

[GypsySorcerer]

Regardless, I hope the message boards stay around, if only for their archival value. That's why I haven't deleted mine despite the fact it's closed - the archival value of it.


I'm glad you haven't removed yours. Not that long ago, I visited it to read some of the old SYW concert reviews.


I only posted at Seven Wonders in the beginning and it got old pretty fast for me. Anybody remember Burnish? The administrator (Tracey?) posted one day she was taking a break and then she never came back.

[vivfox]

Anybody remember Burnish? The administrator (Tracey?) posted one day she was taking a break and then she never came back.

Burnish net was one of my favorite websites.

[CADreaming]

Regardless, I hope the message boards stay around, if only for their archival value. That's why I haven't deleted mine despite the fact it's closed - the archival value of it.

If it had not been for your site & board then I probably would have missed out on some of the greatest music I have ever heard. I found The Ledge last. Buckingham Nicks and Seven Wonders were the first boards I joined and helped propel me into full FM fandom.

Thank you!

[Macfanforever]

I remember Burnish net.It was one of my first Stevie/FM sites I visited when I first got the internet.Along with Nicksfix before it became Stevie's official website.

[sodascouts]

Well, I'm probably one of the few who 'doesn't do FB & has no desire to. I like the message boards as well. There's nothing wrong with being a 'deep' person with alot of insight. Thats what life IS about really. How we share things with others & communicate those feelings. I agree depth does take time lots of time but isn't it better to be deep with feelings than shallow & not really care about anything?? Heck I remember writing fanzine letters that would be pages & pages long. Of course that was the 'old' snail mail days when I had penpals about Mac/Stevie. I do miss those days believe it or not. Getting things instant now by way of info can be nice but it can also be a let down too. So I do encourge you to not stop your depth of whatever you have that depth of feeling for. :shrug::]

Yes, there's many FM fans that don't use Facebook , but it is a factor in decreasing message board activity.

You're absolutely right that depth is better in the objective sense, but when you're pressed for time, it's often the first thing sacrificed. I'm not saying that's a good thing, but again, it factors into message board activity level.

I'm glad you haven't removed yours. Not that long ago, I visited it to read some of the old SYW concert reviews.


I only posted at Seven Wonders in the beginning and it got old pretty fast for me. Anybody remember Burnish? The administrator (Tracey?) posted one day she was taking a break and then she never came back.

Exactly - even I go back and read those reviews sometimes. We were so detailed! It was wonderful.

I also remember Burnish.net. It was such an interesting and unique site. I never posted on the message board, but I remember there was a lot of drama that precipitated its fall, and it seemed the webmaster Tracey took it personally and lost interest in the site once the message board was closed. If I recall, it did get kind of personal... Lux and some other girl (I think her name was Danielle?) posting controversial stuff and being unhappy with their treatment by Tracey, division between groups of members with accusations of favoritism, some disaffected members starting an alternative board. I was friends with many of those involved and watched it all happen from the outside since I didn't post there, but I remember that at the time it all seemed like such a big deal - we were all so emotionally invested in the fandom and all its aspects that message board drama took on a life of its own.

I have found that many webmasters don't separate the worth of the message board from the worth of the larger site. I wish she would've kept the site up and just closed the board if the drama was too much for her, but it seems that in many cases the webmaster's personal investment fades without the message board's social aspect and encouragement from fellow fans.

Obviously, if there's no personal investment on the part of the webmaster, there's no reason to keep paying for domain and bandwidth that even static maintenance without updating requires. I have always said that I spent too much time creating my site to let it go and so I plan on continuing to pay those fees no matter what, but I understand why other webmasters might not feel the same way and may want to save their money. (When BuckinghamNicks.net goes offline, ask where to send the flowers, 'cause it means I'm dead.)

If it had not been for your site & board then I probably would have missed out on some of the greatest music I have ever heard. I found The Ledge last. Buckingham Nicks and Seven Wonders were the first boards I joined and helped propel me into full FM fandom.

Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words! That makes me feel pretty good. :)

[Christopher]

Seven Wonders was really getting stale approximately 2-3 years ago! It slowly but surely began to serve a narrowing point of view along with lacking overall of engaging dialogue. I must have posted last on SW approximately right after IYD dropped but stopped even visiting many many months ago (so long I even lost track). SW seemingly suffered a painstaking long demise unlike other fan sites like sararhiannon & burnish.net which disappeared quickly and seemed gone in a blink.

And though it kinda sad to see another FM board bite the dust, Most interestingly, I see it as a referendum towards where one gets the quickest and most convenient access to current FM news bites in the internet social network. After all … firstly, I believe, getting the most current up to date information on The Mac and its band members is what drove most of us to participate, visit, or lurk on these boards to begin with. Secondly, would be to hash out & debate the news (or rumors) of the day with other fan members if one was so inclined. SW really stopped having current news updates, and the postings and traffic became static. Even though The Ledge has always been more robust, I sure hope the same fate does not happen on this board. I only say this because I have noticed quite a drop-off in current event postings and discourse over the last year.

[Travisevian]

Sorry to hear that another site's gone defunct. My message board died because people got bored.... and I got bored, too.

Nancy, it seems to me that less people eventually posted on BuckinghamNicks.net partially because of the Seven Wonders website but your message board was the first Stevie Nicks-related message board I registered on(almost ten years ago) and I always enjoyed the website and learned so much about the more obscure music of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. I'm very grateful to you for that.

[sodascouts]

Thanks Travis! Those were good times. :)

If I recall correctly, Seven Wonders was created during a period when The Ledge was down for a couple weeks as a temporary alternate, then continued afterwards by appealing to certain demographics that felt a little marginalized or inhibited elsewhere.

Since the site was built around the message board, it's natural that it would take a longer time to "die." Static sites like sararhiannon.com don't have a visible decline like that. She chose to shut down her site for other reasons. I miss that one, too!

[vivfox]

I also noticed a huge loss of members on sevenwonders after Timeless Barbara was banned. After her exit the site died a long, slow death.

[estranged4life]

to trade music with Sara at sararhiannon.com and Tracy at burnish.net - Two reliable people in the trading circles who had great websites.

[mitzo]

The 7W site is down and has been for about a week. Probbaly dead of neglect, too bad, there was quite an archive of info etc. there.

[JohnL]

I think it has been taken down for good. I saw him post on a Facebook page that he didnt think the cost was worth the value anymore.

[jcfree]

Thanks for the update, wondered why it was down. I will miss 7W, it was the first forum I found for FM and SN, I loved the treasure trove of music there. Will miss it for sure!

[Travisevian]

Static sites like sararhiannon.com don't have a visible decline like that. She chose to shut down her site for other reasons. I miss that one, too!

That was a great website and one of the few I've ever seen that was truly well designed.

I also noticed a huge loss of members on sevenwonders after Timeless Barbara was banned. After her exit the site died a long, slow death.

I've never understood exactly why she was banned. If I'm not mistaken, there were other regular members who were banned as well. It became, I think, a running joke about who would be next.

[sodascouts]

That was a great website and one of the few I've ever seen that was truly well designed.

Did you ever see the website "Blue White Fire" that EnchantedSLN (Tiffany) started? That one had great graphics, but didn't last very long for some reason.


I've never understood exactly why she was banned. If I'm not mistaken, there were other regular members who were banned as well. It became, I think, a running joke about who would be next.
Is she the one that was suspected of ripping people off, or am I thinking of someone else?

[fringed n fab]

I don't think Seven Wonders went defunct over one person being banned, I think members slowly quit engaging or having any interest over there. I also just liken it to the changing times of the internet and public use. Me, I stay around as long as there's life and conversation anyplace. I sometimes wonder where people have went and what it is they're doing today. Who knew AOL would ever go away? Or it might as well. Stuff like that. I still find fun in being online and chatting with people. As far as fan boards, it takes everyone participating and showing an active interest or they will die. 3 or 4 members can't do it alone and I told everyone on 7W this two years ago.

[Macfanforever]

I have to look at my bookmarks in my Windows 98 computer.I probably bookmarked every single Stevie/FM webpage that I came across including those mentioned.


I'm on Stevie Nicks Chain at yahoogroups with is not really busy.

[JWS]

Sandor said there wasn't enought activity to justify keeping it up. So, yeah it's gone.

Wow. I hadn't been on there in a while and checked today and it wouldn't come up. When did it shut down?

[JWS]

People keep saying that FB will go the way of Myspace, but I don't see it happening. Just ask Google+!:lol:I'm still a Ledge addict, but a FB one also. I honestly go back and forth, between which one is my favorite.
When I'm mobile, however, FB always wins out, because it's easy to read. For me to read The Ledge on my phone, I have to zoom in on every page, and swipe around all over it, just to read it, since it's not very small screen friendly.

Well, the FB stock price keeps tanking...new lows almost every day. Some are calling for Zuckerberg's ouster saying he is in way over his head running a big company.

[TrueFaith77]

Omg No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Hollywood Dads Thread Is Gone Forever????!!!!!!!!!!!! Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[CADreaming]

Omg No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Hollywood Dads Thread Is Gone Forever????!!!!!!!!!!!! Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:lol::lol::lol:

& Club Nag Champra...

[Fireflies]

:lol::lol::lol:



don't laugh, dee. "hollywood dads" was one of the best threads ever!

[CADreaming]

don't laugh, dee. "hollywood dads" was one of the best threads ever!

LOL! I was baptized by fire, my friend! :rolleyes: :xoxo: :D

I wonder what happened to rich??

[Travisevian]

Did you ever see the website "Blue White Fire" that EnchantedSLN (Tiffany) started? That one had great graphics, but didn't last very long for some reason.

No, I never did see that website.

Is she the one that was suspected of ripping people off, or am I thinking of someone else?

That may have occurred but I don't recall. Several members, I just remember, were surprised that Barbara was banned because she seemed to be a very kind person. Of course, one isn't a successful con artist by being mean. ;)

[TrueFaith77]

don't laugh, dee. "hollywood dads" was one of the best threads ever!

one of???!!! It was a treasure trove!! And hilarious!!!!! "Leaves!!!! For the LOVE OF GOD PEOPLE THEY ARE LEAVES!!!" lol


Seriously what will we do without it. It was blocked at my work, the sevenwonders site; that's ONE of the reasons I ended up spending more time at the ledge. But I would sometimes return to the Hollywood Dads thread. omg. Is it somehow saved somewhere? Can one ever retrieve it??

[CADreaming]

one of???!!! It was a treasure trove!! And hilarious!!!!! "Leaves!!!! For the LOVE OF GOD PEOPLE THEY ARE LEAVES!!!" lol


Seriously what will we do without it. It was blocked at my work, the sevenwonders site; that's ONE of the reasons I ended up spending more time at the ledge. But I would sometimes return to the Hollywood Dads thread. omg. Is it somehow saved somewhere? Can one ever retrieve it??

:lol::lol::lol:

[Jondalar]

I basically hung out at Seven Wonders. That was my main website. But in the last three years, the website lost a of patrons. What got me is Stevie's new album. You would think with all the hoopla that people would be posting alot and they weren't. It became a ghost town, which was very odd considering she had a new album. So I just migrated over here, but I really liked that site.

[Dreamz19]

If it had not been for your site & board then I probably would have missed out on some of the greatest music I have ever heard. I found The Ledge last. Buckingham Nicks and Seven Wonders were the first boards I joined and helped propel me into full FM fandom.

Thank you!

I would also like to add my thanks because Buckingham Nicks was the first site I found when I started getting into FM around 03/04. It allowed me to hear the Buckingham Nicks album, which I probably wouldn't have been able to hear until much later. That album made me an even bigger fan.

[Macfanforever]

You can check some of these old Stevie/FM websites out by going to the Wayback Machine by Internet Archives.

http://archive.org/web/web.php

Some of the links on the Stevie/FM website still work and some links are dead.

Just type the url in the box and click "Take me back"

NicksFix back in 1998

http://web.archive.org/web/19981212015935/http://nicksfix.com/

Burnish.net in 2000


http://web.archive.org/web/20001020041310/http://burnish.net/


Buckinghamnicks.Net. from 2002 .Thank you Nancy for keep your awesome site online all these years.


http://web.archive.org/web/20020327113605/http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/


sararhiannon com from 2000


http://web.archive.org/web/200011091436/http://www.sararhiannon.com/

Bluewhitefire com in 2004

http://web.archive.org/web/20040328045049/http://www.bluewhitefire.com/

charmedhour.net in 2004

http://web.archive.org/web/20040324200200/http://charmedhour.net/
Have fun .Enjoy.

[BrownEyedGirl26]

I also noticed a huge loss of members on sevenwonders after Timeless Barbara was banned. After her exit the site died a long, slow death.

Yes, I remember this time but not sure why she was banned!:shrug:

[Blue Lamp 64]

LOL kinda late on this one, I kinda think that network site like Facebook, Twitter, Myspace ect have destroy almost all message broad/Forum around the world and indeed I remember myself I was on site like Burnish.net, Sararhiannon com and Seven Wonders as well also really missed being on thos forum!

[GODDESS6]

Yes, I remember this time but not sure why she was banned!:shrug:

i think ole babs has been busy as of late...
http://i46.tinypic.com/v5zaeb.png:distress: horrible
she was also charged w/ 1 count of cruelty of her mother, who is in her 80's~

also i think people were tired of her ripping of good, long time stevie fans~

[Jondalar]

i think ole babs has been busy as of late...
http://i46.tinypic.com/v5zaeb.png:distress: horrible
she was also charged w/ 1 count of cruelty of her mother, who is in her 80's~

also i think people were tired of her ripping of good, long time stevie fans~

this is Timeless Barbara? (cat women commit suicide a lot)

[markolas]

Is "Timeless Barbara" the one who used to post here as "barbaolsomethingorother"? And she took money from people for merchandise that she never delivered?

[GODDESS6]

Is "Timeless Barbara" the one who used to post here as "barbaolsomethingorother"? And she took money from people for merchandise that she never delivered?

this is timelessbarbara is one in the same, & yes she took alot of people's money & stiffed them for their merchandise~ i think here she was barbarajrose or something close to it~

[GODDESS6]

this is Timeless Barbara? (cat women commit suicide a lot)

yes this is her~