[supercat]

They're great investigative articles. If they're true, why shouldn't they be circulated as widely as possible?

According to Scoop1, TEJ keeps track of where its hits are coming from (especially those from government agencies). It can only do this if people fetch the articles from the actual site.

On the other hand, unless the site has its logs automatically fed to a non-erasable medium, I'm not sure what good that'll do.

THOUGHT: Is it possible that the logs are the real targets of the hackers, and their destruction of the other pages is to hide the fact that the logs are their real interest?

[floriduh voter]

The logs were fine until tej was hacked. The last visitor before the hack job was someone working for J. Greer who is hiding in a hotel this weekend.

Then Sheriff Rice tells the St. Pete Times in today's paper that TEJ is really picking on Everett Rice. (truth be told, TEJ is really going after Greer big time). Rice was smoke and mirrors to take the focus off of Greer. I HOPE THE ST. PETE TIMES PUTTING TEJ on their front page gives TEJ another boost in readership.