Flayrah, first launched in 2001, used to be a popular venue for furry and animal-related news. By 2005, traffic had slowed, as other furry news sources became available. A spam attack forced a lock-down in 2006, further decreasing the variety of new posts and comments.
Site leaders Aureth and Frysco decided not to renew the domain in November 2009, but GreenReaper - best known for founding WikiFur in 2005 - convinced them to let him try to turn the site around.
The new editor-in-chief has pledged to make Flayrah "the best furry news site ever . . . again," merging WikiFur's own news project into the new site.
Flayrah now runs on modern web platform Drupal, but retains previous posts and accounts. It is hosted by French administrator Timduru.
Article sourced from: http://www.flayrah.com/c/flayrah-relaunches-new-software-editor-chief

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He also took the time to contribute a news post. The last time you posted on a topic other than AC's conbook was seven years ago.
The fact is, if I hadn't taken over the site, it would already be in the ground. If you don't like how I run it, perhaps you should step up the next time a once-great site goes onto the chopping block.
The fact remains that the former furry news site Flayrah is now essentially your blog rather than a news site... offering up half-baked opinions and precision guesswork on current furry events rather than facts, and arguing about corrections instead of... correcting them.
"...because while Flayrah claims to be a Furry news site, these days it's little more than GreenReaper's personal blog..." and "GreenReaper's palling around with the CYD crowd. Or his envy of Encyclopedia Durrmatica. When you add it all up, it doesn't exactly paint a flattering picture of what GreenReaper's priorities are, does it?"
I wonder why you felt you had to go and delete it though? Or are you gonna take the line that it never existed in the first place? Hey, hope GR didn't keep a copy! Though I guess you can always just say he made it all up!
tard fight
Seriously, this is like having an argument with the Crocs in Pearls Before Swine.
The comments I supposedly wish I could delete are available for viewing on one of my many sprawling pieces of internet real estate here:
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/xydexx/
It's encouraging to see Greepy trying to salvage some credibility of his blog Flayrah of late by having folks with hopefully some more journalistic integrity than him contributing. I dunno if that translates to a change in the speed in which inaccuracies are corrected on Flayrah and WikiFur, so the issues I raised are probably discussions still worth having.