(Cross-posted at BC, CBF, CR, and GC.)

I don't know how many of you have visited Philia (linked below). It's my domain with interfaith and secular resources on adult attraction to minors. During the first few years after I founded it (when I was tracking such matters), it was getting a goodly number of visits, and I received a steady stream of e-mails from folks who wanted more information on this topic - often folks who were working with minor-attracted adults or who had discovered that a friend or family member was a minor-attracted adult.

In 2001, I gave over the domain to someone else, and he's been kindly caring for it and paying the monthly Web hosting costs. Unfortunately, he can no longer do this, and I received notice today that he'll be pulling the plug at his end in two weeks.

This comes at a bad time for me. I'm dead broke and can't pay even the minimal costs of monthly Web hosting of another domain. I don't feel comfortable about moving the domain's contents to my current ISP because that might compromise the security of my visitors. (It's currently at an ISP I feel secure with.) And to top it all off, I'm rushing to get my first e-book out at the beginning of next month, so I can't do a full-fledged search for a new Webmaster. Finding a Webmaster the first time round was hard enough, because the domain carries materials that are often considered in opposition to one another - namely BL/GL resources and sex offender recovery resources.

I wish I was still in the loop with the BL/GL/offender worlds, so that I could simply send a lot of e-mail around to find someone, but all of the my correspondents have drifted away over the years. Does anyone here have any suggestions as to what I can do next?





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