Under the heading Help/Profile help the third point mentions the website draconis.org.

I checked the adress via the link mentioned here. I also tried googleing around and I don't find the page itself or working links to it. All I did find were some of the portraits from draconis on a german webpage. It seems that the site is down since about 8 years,

Updated 8 December 2016 (07:15)

Posted by WerwolfUnder the heading Help/Profile help the third point mentions the website draconis.org.I checked the adress via the link mentioned here. I also tried googleing around and I don't find the page itself or working links to it. All I did find were some of the portraits from draconis on a german webpage. It seems that the site is down since about 8 years,

It's drakonis.org -- blame DNS for such pedantry.

But this does look like a classic case of linkrot. I did find the page in the Internet Wayback Machine Archive. Last snapshot that appears to work (at least at a glance) is dated Jan 10, 2016. Not quite 8 years, but still dead as dead gets. Here is the archive link: http://web.archive.org/web/20160110122053/http://drakonis.org/

Aaaah! Thank you very much for clearing that up.

Doesn't it make you sad when you see something like this? It makes me. I don't know is it because some value that was put to create something is gone, or if I just realize deep inside that I've become old. As in realizing that all your friends from schools have already died together with their children.

Posted by ArclaynIt's drakonis.org -- blame DNS for such pedantry.

Also, it wasn't until just now, that I realized that I didn't even spot my typo. I beg forgiveness for that and you, Arclayn, may make fun of me if you like.

Posted by EtherlordDoesn't it make you sad when you see something like this? It makes me.I don't know is it because some value that was put to create something is gone, or if I just realize deep inside that I've become old. As in realizing that all your friends from schools have already died together with their children.

I know the feeling. That's why I do my best to show the "kids" the "old ways" of kindness, respect and togetherness along with the joy of creating something. Not just for themselves but for all who like the creation. In the hope that those values might yet again have a chance to blossom in abundance.

Posted by WerwolfAlso, it wasn't until just now, that I realized that I didn't even spot my typo. I beg forgiveness for that and you, Arclayn, may make fun of me if you like.

No -- not making fun of you. Typos happen.

My career is in software development where typos routinely get called out by computer systems. And dammitall -- the computers are so stubborn in their pedantry for consistent spelling (regardless if that happens to be correct spelling or not), that they always win.

So -- might as well blame DNS!