Thread: ALIPAC 2.0 Upgrade Update

Friends of ALIPAC,

Things are taking longer than we expected as we attempt to move the world's largest database of information regarding illegal immigration in America to a new software and hardware home on the Internet.

We believe we are close to completing the leap. Very soon, the old website at www.ALIPAC.us will disappear and our new website under construction will appear.

This new website will begin with our Forums or Discussion Groups only. If you have been using ALIPAC's 1.0 discussion groups, your same user id and password should work on the new website forums.

In fact, if you are reading this e-mail or post, and you are an existing ALIPAC discussion groups participant, please make a point to stop by www.ALIPAC.us sometime within the next 48 hours to test your log in credentials and explore the new software.

We would appreciate existing discussion group account holders taking the time to visit the new boards to check them out and help us improve them and restore our web based operations as soon as possible.

Don't let the new software hold you back from participating.

Many of ALIPAC's top activists have been working behind the scenes to test the new software and learn the ropes. They will be standing ready to answer any questions, assist you, and help make this transition as easy as possible for our discussion group participants.

For the remainder of this week, we will focus on basic forum use for our existing account holders. Next week, we will conduct online training for our ALIPAC's essential online activism needs.

Once we are certain that ALIPAC's archives, which are essential to Americans fighting to defend the nation from illegal immigration are safe and functioning, we will then rebuild our operations step by step while searching for more ways to make each component more efficient, more affordable, and more powerful.

The ALIPAC Team
www.alipac.us

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