I heard that they used to allow scripting tguohh? Yes they did. Around 1999 they had ASP when they were using IIS and then they had Perl in around 2000 and at some point had PHP. The ASP was not very secure, they didn't realise that the FileSystemObject exposed a methods like GetFolders and you could easily navigate through other people's folders. When they had Perl they hadn't put any restrictions on the size of file you could upload, I'll let you guess what happened .I know you can use scripting on free sites outside Mauritius but when the hell are we going to use the local 2 MB bandwidth to create Web 2.0 contents. When will MT and the authorities realise that we should let our imagination go wild, try out things on the net and may be we could come up with some interesting ideas. I could create an interesting web app on my local machine but how do I get feedback from people?The lack of imagination and shortmindness of our authorities is appaling. I sometimes wonder there are any IT people among the ministers advisers?Cry beloved, country cry

Great points…I would note that as oemosne who really doesn’t comment to blogs much (in fact, this may be my first post), I don’t think the term “lurker� is very becoming to a non-posting reader. It’s not your fault really , but perhaps the blogosphere could come up with a better, non-creepy name for the 90% of us that enjoy reading the content .