https://ns2.opencollective.cc/music/Ben … unk+Cover/

Since 8bc is officially dead, and yes I know some of you guys are a bit fed up about 8bc members coming here, invading the forum as if this IS 8bc's , but i'm certain that now since it's gone, many have migrated here. So to all who have. I would just like to add to the same thing I added in the video.

And I quote ...

Is 8 bit collective is down, forever? ... we may never know. So I ask as a request to all those who were able to get a few downloads from last quarter of it's life, to (If you can) send them to me so I can make a final compilation ... (Or as I will call it, the funeral songs)

SEND them to : XTDplay@gmail.com

Thanks

I'm Aware ... but ehh ... who knows. Maybe a massive e-mail sent to all who registered asking for 1 dollar ^ ^ lol, = no more server bills. ^ ^

I realise you don't have access to log in - but no one here is going to be able to help 8bc fix it's problems, if you have ideas, tell them, maybe they can help themselves

^ ^ And yet ... both are fruit ...

True Wikipedia is a complete contrast.I compared them because though 8BC is small it sets it's self apart quite well having a strong audience. You can say that the site would be the Wikipedia of Chip Tune (Relating to popularity, power, seniority etc ... ). You would think that with all that everyone has gotten from 8bc, they would have no problem giving back especially with 32000 users. If just 1000 of those users donated only 1 dollar 8BC would have no problem, and even better if all 32000 donated 1 dollar.

So, if 8bc had a $1 donation fee for being a member. I would say that at least 50 percent of that would have be successful ($17,000)

What ... No way, on top on being able to listen to songs, I can't even log in anymore XD.

I'm surprised all that is needed is 1000 dollars, Wikipedia just finished they're donation drive for a couple million. Maybe at the next blip fest, they can hold a donation drive so we don't have to go through this again.

I'm not planning to turn this into a slagging off 8bc thread but, just saying, Wikipedia a) works more often b) is much much bigger and c) is useful to a much wider audience. I would also dare say that the money that's being paid is actually being used for ensuring that those three things happen, and it's obvious to everyone by the quality of the site. You're comparing apples and oranges.

http://www.mediafire.com/?9wfqce1u0n5f89g

Thanks in advance ^ ^

I'm surprised all that is needed is 1000 dollars, Wikipedia just finished they're donation drive for a couple million. Maybe at the next blip fest, they can hold a donation drive so we don't have to go through this again.