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Carolus wrote:I just noticed as well. I was in the middle of an edit at 2:28 PM CDT when it went down.

Any word on the cause of these recent server issues?

Would you still advocate that? I think we usually observe this rule in most languages, except sometimes with German. Yes, definitely -- and that's how I have been treating my submissions, along with using "sentence capitalization" rules -- I find work pages that do not fit that standard p...

OK, so I realize this conversation is 4 years old, but it continues to be an issue and I was going to upload some scores, but the server is down. I think the issue is mostly settled within IMSLP, but I thought it warranted some finality. Regarding pierre.chepelov's last post and the French Wikipédia...

This happened earlier, now its happening again -- When I attempt to navigate to imslp.org, I am redirected to isearchppsa.ca (some kind of Canadian domain service ?)... At first I was worried I had a virus but it doesnt do it when I try to go to any other site ... Is this part of the server issues?

Server down again?

I think that's exactly what happened Will WW ... hope the issue is resolved soon too, got some work to do!

I cannot connect either

I haven't been able to connect to imslp today ... i'm assuming the server is down, but i don't see any reference to the problem on the forums ...

Maybe this is addressed elsewhere, but is a major category shift happening? Only a fraction of the composers represented show up on the Category:Composers page - others are searchable but do not appear there. Is this related to the move to "people" categories?

will it be for the best if that conversation was deleted? ... that guy really pissed me off

and i think i lost what you wrote on my talk page, perlnerd666...

Not so fast ... It was back for a minute, but I noticed that changes made within the last 24 hours are so had been reverted ... Now it's down again...

7:09 PST - Having the same issue.

A similar problem arose when I recently uploaded a Delibes operetta entitled "Six demoiselles à marier" (Six maids to marry) -- IMSLP automatically dropped the Six and alphabetized it under "D." This is of course quite incorrect but I don't know if there's a way to fix issues lik...

I think because IMSLP does not consider the number part of the title and pieces are alphabetized as such (ie. 6 Morceaux is under "M", not "S"), then perhaps we should capitalize the word behind the number, treating it as first word of the title?