Any streetfire users? Is it dying, or what?

I'm one of many users who hasn't been able to get a video to upload in months. Can't get the admins to respond, and the few moderators who respond, say they can never get a response out of admins either. That's not a good sign for site longevity, IMHO.

http://forums.streetfire.net/showthread.php?t=33854 http://forums.streetfire.net/showthread.php?t=33568 http://forums.streetfire.net/showthread.php?t=33987 http://forums.streetfire.net/showthread.php?t=33856

Hey guys

I'll check with Jeremy and see what's up. Anyone having issues with CarDomain or StreetFire please feel free to e-mail me at reinaudi@cardomain.com

Oh, and StreetFire is definitely not dying! Stay tuned for some cool stuff...

Thanks!

-Rob Einaudi Editor-in-Chief CarDomain Network (which now includes StreetFire)

Oh wow, small world! I hadn't noticed any problems, though it has been a bit since I had any decent videos to upload.

BTW I am a big user of the CarDomain image and website hosting. I have almost 1000 pictures of my cars on there and have been documenting all my work for the past 5 years. So I wanted to extend a personal thanks!

blaze86vic wrote: Oh wow, small world! I hadn't noticed any problems, though it has been a bit since I had any decent videos to upload. BTW I am a big user of the CarDomain image and website hosting. I have almost 1000 pictures of my cars on there and have been documenting all my work for the past 5 years. So I wanted to extend a personal thanks!

Awesome! Yeah, I think we've featured your Crown Vic in the blog.

Having turned their backs on the community of users who form the basis for what the site is, they are now driving volume to YouTube. Maybe YouTube sends them a commission check, I don't know, but if Streetfire endeavors to continue being a vital site for user-generated automotive video content they really ought to get their eyes back on the ball.

MFE wrote: Having turned their backs on the community of users who form the basis for what the site is, they are now driving volume to YouTube. Maybe YouTube sends them a commission check, I don't know, but if Streetfire endeavors to continue being a vital site for user-generated automotive video content they really ought to get their eyes back on the ball.

FO SHO

For some reason I thought StreetFire was already closed. I was actually surprised to learn it still existed.