That may be true nickto, but I doubt the website is of their greatest concern at the moment. Litarion is.

1) Potential customers are probably somewhat savvy and up to speed on what's available and don't really use the website to make their enquiries. Only we do. Folks that aren't actually buying anything. I'd think Toronto Hydro, car companies and Scottish & Southern are beyond websites. But yes, it does start somewhere.

2) Maintaining the website is an expense they probably have to ignore to some extent. Large companies have armies to update and create changing themes to keep viewers interested. EFL cannot at this time.

3) Yes, scribbler and powerpads are a painful reminder of past failures. Would be nice to purge their entire existence. Although, if they would have sold, they could have funded EFL quite nicely.

3) What would you rather they focus on? The website, ... or getting Litarion re-tooled ASAP!