That pesky unknown error.

*kicks faulty internet*
*buries it on a mountainside*

*goes back to workshop and innocently makes art*

Dear Girls,

This makes me think that a chance fault in server harddisk could possibly makes all Dramabeans contents with all years of effort and love disappears totally. This is unthinkable as your site contains so much joy to us visiters. I hope the server has a way to retrieve the contents from its backup harddisk. Your site is precious and thank you do much for giving us this joy.

I love that anyone who reads the recaps can rate an episode now because it is really cool to see how many people are actually reading them.. I was really surprised just how many people were rating the eps when there aren't nearly as many comments. Most people seem to be like I was my first year and a half into dramas and just visiting the site but never leaving comments.. :))

You need the angry translator as Pres Obama had for the foreign correspondents' group.

Please double backup your contents! I cant imagined if db site crash one day. It will be equivalent of an end of the world in kdrama world

Internet gods/goddesses are mysterious beings. Who knows what they feed on? electricity? our souls? tiramisu cupcakes?
Thanks for working to appease the internet gods, Javabeans & Girlfriday!

I like the star rating but once I pick the rating it flashes away very fast. So I'm not sure if it rated the way I wanted. I don't suppose you could let it pause for a few more seconds? Love your site it is great to take a break to catch up on a recap during the day! Shhhh don't tell the boss!

First comment ever (and you've been my "go to" Korean wave site for years now, ever since I got caught up in this hyper-dramatic whirlwind of the insane, the morbidly improbable, and the redundant saccharine eye-candy):
Putting it simply: You guys are the most wonderful writers , your literary style, you're wacky sense of humor, your sophistication, it's mind boggling. It's truly a pleasure to read your recaps and commentaries , but you really shine in these little chats you do. You bounce off each other masterfully. I don't know much about you , but I can tell you're wonderful persons inside and out, and that's what made your site such success . God bless you and Rock on.
P.S. Brilliant editing BTW, it's awe-inspiring.
P.S.S Yes, years of K-culture turns you into a sappy, over-reacting, blabbering idiot. So, B/Mianada & Saranghaeyo XOXO

I don't mean to be an ass. Did these Odds and Ends conversations happen in text or phone ?

Why couldn't you guys just upload as podcasts ? Or create podcasts on itunes so we can subscribe ?

I like your insights on dramas. I'd listen to your podcast but I don't have patience to read conversations.

Hi, guys. I'm wondering if things still aren't going on with the website, at least in how it interacts with Firefox. I am checking out pages via a desktop computer using a very fast internet connection and it is not liking me.

Typically, I can look at more than 3-4 pages before the Adobe FlashPlayerPlugin gets so overloaded that I have to completely shutdown FF and restart it. Today, however, that's not the case. Additionally, even typing these comments was a challenge because of the lag time. The lag time doesn't go away after the flash ads finish loading either. As soon as I killed the plugin, the problem went away. However, the plugin restarted and the problem came right back.

I compared what's happening in FF with Chrome and Chrome has no issues. And this problem didn't happen the last time I looked at DB on this machine (which was before you were having the issues) (and I usually use a laptop).

I take it back. I think it crashed my Flash in Chrome, too. Also, pages are not loading correctly in Chrome (where I have the images and the content, but not the frame part).