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Comment by Kristen Azar on July 6, 2009 at 9:13pm

BRING BACK THE TAGBOOKS PLEASE OR THE BOLT THAT GOT CLOSED DOWN WITH THE TAGBOOKS!

Comment by Kristen Azar on July 6, 2009 at 9:11pm

bring the old bolt back as well as the tagbooks!

Comment by Leanne1986 on June 16, 2009 at 8:44am

Tagbooks were the best! I hope the new people running this Bolt find a way to bring them back.

Comment by Crystian on June 16, 2009 at 8:14am

It probably wont happen but i would like it back =)

Comment by Amanda on June 14, 2009 at 6:03pm

honestly i didnt do bolt 3 cuz bolt 2 was so stupid and it just pissed me off.

Comment by Margaret Terry on June 13, 2009 at 3:37pm

I just wish I could see my old profile! The memories would be great. I used to LOVE Bolt.

Comment by cheryl on June 12, 2009 at 9:18pm

please bring the original bolt back, i have been a member since it began and tried to log on it was in limbo and when i was able to recieve the bolt as i thought it was to be, i am disapointed in the the now bolt trying to reinvent what was already new and inventive.

Comment by Tristan Candral on June 12, 2009 at 4:01am

I was a member of the first Bolt and Bolt 2, as well as a member of Bolt when it was Administrated by a convicted child rapist (the last time Bolt was active) that went back to prison courtesy of my cousin reporting him. The problem that caused it to keep being shut down was web hosting fees (or lack thereof), and no one wanting to donate funds to the administrator(s). Bolt is now part of the Ning network, and the Ning network is free of charge, and free to grow however large the Administrator(s) choose to allow it to grow to. Ning is far more customizable on a personal level than Bolt ever was outside of the Ning network. I've seen Ning networks grow into the millions and still be free of charge and Ad free.

If we want the original Bolt back, we need to find a steady, and reliable way, for the Administrator(s) to receive a steady supply of money to keep the web hosting fees paid and up-to-date.

Otherwise, this is the best and most intelligent choice to run the site.

I remember the original Bolt had in-site IMing. Bolt 2 and Bolt 3 did not. In-site IMing is included in all Ning networks, and localized to the specific network, allowing public and private chats.

You can upload videos to your Bolt profiles now, as well as pictures, but music requires music players, although the Administrator(s) have the ability to add the option for users to have a music player option available for their profile, where you can upload your own music into your own music player, and add songs to your player from another user's music player at will, and the site's services are still free.

My cousin ran his own Ning network, and I had a profile on his network before he took it down, so I know the features available through Ning as an Administrator.

If the current Administrator(s) would like back-up help, I'd be happy to help in any way I can, as I can.

My cousin's anti-pedophile network was in the thousands before they went incognito again, and I helped him Administrate the network...that's how I know the features available, and the fact that everything is completely free of charge.

Implementing network-wide changes does not disrupt the network, and there's no need to take the network down to implement upgrades in available features. We did it on-the-fly constantly.

If there ever is a need to take the network down to implement upgrades, the changes can be done in a few minutes. It affects all profiles at one time. None of that bullshit "down-for-a-day" servicing that pisses people off royally. lol

Comment by Savage Seth on June 11, 2009 at 8:19pm

I was a member of the original bolt website before it shut down. I also was a member of bolt2. Both websites were far diffrent from this. I liked bolt for badges and bolt2 for the videos.

Comment by Heather on June 7, 2009 at 8:30pm

I joined Bolt in like '99 or '00, and this setup looks nothing like it did then. I really liked everything about it back then. This reminds me of MySpace or Facebook, and I think social networking sites need to be different from each other and have their own specialties, so to speak. Bolt was definitely like that years ago. I miss it.

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