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No, not yet. My webhost is in the process of getting the bug fixed with a third party. To help understand what's going on: One of the functions offered by my webhost is called a 'Cpanel'. This is basically a page hosted on my domain name which allows me to do all sorts of administration of the entire domain (ie. create emails, upload files, etc.). Cpanel comes with a list of third-party programs (all free to use, including the program that is used here on Theatre Aus, called Drupal) which can easily be installed on the account. I can install one of these programs - the one I'm planning on using is 'Joomla' which I used before for TPC - myself, but it means a lot more work for me as I have to manually add things. Currently my diskspace on the account is being eaten up by an old install of Joomla; one which I will remove once the bug is fixed, and then I can install it fresh. The problem is at the moment that Cpanel can't connect to the database of information for my account, and therefore I can't install/uninstall anything. This is a problem with the people at Cpanel, and not actually my host. Hence the length of time to fix it. (That may be gobbledy-gook to you guys; basically it means that uninstalling manually may not delete all the files necessary to clear up space, and a manual installation can't be done until there is an unistall of the old program) However, once the problem is fixed, it will only take me a couple of days to install everything and have it running - at least a beta. It doesn't really matter what we decide on as the process (panels vs. community-created reviews), because the programs that I will install can be used no matter what we decide to go on. I have already sussed out the reviewing program (it's a plugin that goes with the core installation), plus a pretty web template. I'll also add other things that we may need, like newsletter functionality, a 'community' component which will allow for reviewers to have their own profiles, etc. ... Anyway, fingers crossed it'll all be fixed very soon. Sticky Apple Legs www.freewebs.com/stickyapplelegs Puppets in Melbourne www.thepromptcopy.com/pip