Thanks for doing that.
Yeah, yeah sure...you didn't know JRV was into Bitcoins in a big way and he figured out how to link ROAR posts to said market and get his take on buy-in for such... I am sure he knows folks who operate "charities" out of Nigeria too. You probably had e-mails about so-so asking for ....
Even there: "Account suspended"
It is not your account that is "suspended", it is actually the roar web servers. The roar web servers were migrated to new machines with new IP addresses. You are seeing the old machines with the old IP addresses.You are experiencing the internet wonder of DNS (Domain Name Service). DNS is the process that translates domain names (www.jrvdev.com) into computer IP addresses. Information can take some time to propagate through the known (and dark) internet. You are apparently in a patch of the internet where it takes longer to propagate. The problem will clear itself up, probably within a day or so, unless you have done something yourself with DNS, and I would guess you haven't.
There probably are. The way DNS works is that a domain publishes its computer address with its local domain name server. When you go on the internet to look for a web site, your computer talks to a different domain name server that your internet provider configures. If your domain name server does not know the address of a domain like roar, it asks another domain name servers until it gets an answer. Once it gets an answer, it holds on to that answer (caches it) for a while. If in the meanwhile the address changes, until your domain name server asks again, you get the wrong computer address. Addresses don't change that often, so the system works well enough. Roar's address changed last night, so your computer is seeing a cached version, and since the cached version is probably not on a machine that roar controls nor on a machine that you control (unless you have set up a DNS server on your computer), you have to wait. If it does not clear up shortly there are ways to try to figure out where the problem is, but these not worth pursuing without waiting first. I can assure you that the new web site is there. Your browser just can't reach it yet.
