08-25-2018, 05:48 PM
A huge amount of data from "no-longer-active" websites can be accessed via web.archive.org's "Wayback Machine." The human interface is a little tedious, but old messages can very often be found.
This link: https://web.archive.org/web/20180130223223/https://forum.carjoying.com/ reflects much of the content in the old "AutoJoying" discussion forum as of January 2018.
(My opinion: The current JoyingAuto customer base could really benefit from this collection of knowledge from the old forum, as anisuzzaman has commented above. I've suggested several times that JoyingAuto reconstruct the old knowledge base, but so far they've not seemed to think it worthwhile.)
Shen
This link: https://web.archive.org/web/20180130223223/https://forum.carjoying.com/ reflects much of the content in the old "AutoJoying" discussion forum as of January 2018.
(My opinion: The current JoyingAuto customer base could really benefit from this collection of knowledge from the old forum, as anisuzzaman has commented above. I've suggested several times that JoyingAuto reconstruct the old knowledge base, but so far they've not seemed to think it worthwhile.)
Shen