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Originally Posted by sanddrag
I called FIRST, and someone actually answered. They said they are working on the issue and hope to have it resolved soon. I asked if I needed to stay glued to a computer, or if they would re-launch at a future date and time. The representative I spoke with said she didn't have any information about that.
They really just need to call it off and do a re-launch, with it working.
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I'm glad someone answered and you posted this! This is not a problem that should happened. It's either a capacity problem (server, bandwidth), a failure to load test the a database or a failure to test the event registration process sufficiently. These are not problems without solutions. FIRST set the date. They knew this was going to happen unlike the reddit "hug of death".
I'm sure that there are plenty of mentors, donors, etc. that would be only too happy to lend their expertise to prevent this.
Why are we stuck with this?