1. Ted,

You have to keep it going. I really like this blog. Try blogspot or Microsoft Live but keep it going. Find a new host.

BTW, this blog software is the only one I subscribe to that duplicates itself in Outlook 2007.

Keep it up. You have at least 1 loyal fan ;-]

Alan

Posted at 12:44AM on Aug 7th 2006 by Alan Churchill

2. Make that 2 loyal fans!
Ted, it was great pleasure and useful reading your blog.
Patrick

Posted at 4:10AM on Aug 7th 2006 by Patrick Senti

3. THREE loyal fans - though this one only recently discovered your excellent blog. Ironically, I was about to feature the blog in the next edition of our corporate newsletter (named NOTE:, see the archive at www.notecolon.info); instead we'll have to write an obituary! If you decide to rise again at another site, please let me know (editor@rtsl.eu) and I'll be sure to feature your new site in our NOTE: newsletter. Kind regards -Andrew

Posted at 7:56AM on Aug 7th 2006 by Andrew Ratcliffe

4. One man's "niche audience" is another man's "targeted marketing" list...

They don't know what they're passing up, eh?!?

Posted at 8:39AM on Aug 7th 2006 by Graphics Guy

5. i second (or third) the popular sentiment. don't give up. find a way to keep it going.

Posted at 9:56AM on Aug 7th 2006 by sadtoseeyougo

6. Ted,

I have REALLY enjoyed reading your blog. I hope that it can be reincarnated soon.

Ken

Posted at 10:17AM on Aug 7th 2006 by Ken Borowiak

7. Travesty. I will really miss your blog, sir. Please try to keep it going with your own blogspot or something.

Posted at 10:23AM on Aug 7th 2006 by Steve Kern

8. Try Blogger. If they're happy to host my wife's blog on our kitchen remodeling, they should be OK with something with a bit broader audience.

Posted at 12:00PM on Aug 7th 2006 by Earl Westerlund

9. Ted:

I really look forward to your posts, interesting, informative, and SASsy! Most of them have me marveling how you managed to find that particular tidbit of info. I've kept at least half of the them for future reference.

I second the motions above encouraging you to continue on a free blog site!! Keep up the good work, you're a valuable part of the SAS community.

Regards,
Harry

Posted at 2:38PM on Aug 7th 2006 by Harry Droogendyk

10. Ditto, it's a good site with plenty of useful and/or interesting information. Keep it up, post a link here when you get up and running again or keep the same name so we can Google you.
Or can you set up a mailing list?

Posted at 7:39PM on Aug 7th 2006 by CodeMonkey

11. Ted,

Thanks for all the reading fun you gave us.
You have a great sense of humor.
Combined with very valuable SAS information it is a GREAT blog.
Hope we will see you somewhere else!

Lex Jansen

Posted at 9:28PM on Aug 7th 2006 by Lex Jansen

12. Yet another reader chips in: please try to find another blog host out there somewhere - I am sure lots of sas peeps would want you to!

Posted at 6:55AM on Aug 8th 2006 by Claus Rasmussen

13. Ted,

I work at SAS and really enjoy your blog. I hope you decide to keep it going on another site.

--Craig

Posted at 7:45PM on Aug 8th 2006 by Craig from SAS

14. Maybe Craig From SAS, you should speak to your bosses and see if they'll host his blog and help feed him more inside information? I find this site alot easier to read and more interesting than the newsletter that gets e-mailled out by SAS...

Posted at 10:32PM on Aug 8th 2006 by CodeMonkey

15. Thanks for the great blog. I really wish you find another host and continue.

Posted at 1:18PM on Aug 11th 2006 by jm

16. Keep on going, I love your entertaining blogs about SAS. Thanks!

Posted at 3:09AM on Aug 14th 2006 by Bruno Müller

17. Good luck!

May your procs be Freq-y ones.

Peter
The Peter of The PeterFiles Blog
http://ThePeterFIles.Blogspot.Com

Posted at 2:27PM on Aug 27th 2006 by Peter, Editor, The Peter Files Blog of Comedy & Satire

18. Ted,

Sorry to hear the news. As a lurking reader I have enjoyed your blog very much.

As a writer of a comedy blog it has been very hard to resist being to sassy, so I hope you won't think I am being mean when I point out that SAS users can do it with a semi-colon. I guess I have regressed to far to the right to keep on commenting, even though I have always thought that distributiing two-tails is better than one.

Good luck where ever you may roam and my may your Procs not Freq out too often!

Peter, Editor, Chief Spell Wrecker, Sas Guru & Supreme Semi-Colon Omission finder in SAS error logs
The Peter Files Blog of Comedy, Satire and Commentary

Posted at 2:28PM on Aug 27th 2006 by Peter, Editor, The Peter Files Blog of Comedy & Satire

19. Good luck then with your next useful experience.

Posted at 5:13AM on Sep 14th 2006 by Mag