It took a bit longer than expected for my server provider to push me through a new server but the new server is now up and operational as of 10 minutes ago, located in Washington DC. The download speed cap has been raised to 250kb/sec as server traffic won't be too high with the small amount of mods available so far, and I'll continue to monitor the bandwidth graphs throughout tomorrow to see if this limit can be raised further.

The site is gradually filling out, and another big thanks to the mod authors who have uploaded their work today, we're up to 42 hosted files now. I won't bore you with the numbers like yesterday (you can view them if you click the logo in the bottom left hand corner of the site anyway), but they've far surpassed yesterdays figures as the word gets out around the web.

In other news I've finished work on the articles section of the site and jwvanderbeck has been kind enough to pad it with tutorials from his popular blog that has some good information for any budding builders out there.

The download/rating history section has had a bit of a make over so you can now see a count-down to when you can endorse the files you have downloaded, and even endorse them from the page rather than going to each file individually. Similarly BBCode pointers have been put up for people posting new comments or adding new files (in the description field) to let you know where you can use BBCode on the site to better format and "pretify" your text.

And lastly let me leave you with a "tip of the day". If you go to your preferences area you can change a few settings on how the site displays for you. One of these is the "Layout style" for file listings. Personally I way prefer "flat mode" to "block mode". If you haven't tried it yet give it a go. By default the site is in block mode. I might think about changing that. What do you think?