CGI's days are numbered

[#1]

It looks like the new business product does not include CGI and the web space is for non-interactive sites on homepages only.
I think the implication is that the ccgi servers are going to be quietly left to die - they won't be withdrawn*, but neither will we see any effort put in to upgrading the software running on them.
* What happens if a big security hole is discovered? - the risk is that it will be shut down. Personally, I can't see why the migration of all the ccgi users to PAYH didn't go ahead - that service is still maintained and taking paying customers.

[#2]

To be fair Jelv, we've not sold CGI as part of a service for many years on residential accounts (and the take-up on Business was minimal if it was even offered?).

[#3]

It was offered as part of the old business products as they hadn't been revamped since the residential products had CGI withdrawn for new users.
My post was more a flag to the people who, in spite of all the indications, post asking for upgrades/enhancements to ccgi.

[#4]

Thanks Jelv, that explains why my ticket regarding CGI has been going nowhere for three months.

[#5]

Nope Purleigh,
It's down to problem 73156 which is related to problems activating some customer's CGI spaces.
Sorry to see that's dragged on for a while all the same. I'm keeping an eye on it's progress so I'll let you know of any developments.
Adam