Welcome Nix, great to cya.
I had a LOT of crunching over there, so don't feel like the Lone ranger!
Welcome to WCG.
from what I've seen so far, it will be a better relationship!
If you need anything, just hollar!

Hi, I also moved over from the grid. Been there since 2004. Too bad it has ended the way it did.
But it seems we have found a new home here.

I discussed that here: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread?thread=12946

Thank you for the welcome. :) Actually, my one and only contribution to the grid.org forums was a message saying goodbye. Unfortunately, I see that rather than just closing them for new messages, they've removed them completely.

I can't be considered a major contributor. I've installed a client on my work computer a few times, but having signed a paper that I wouldn't install anything without permission, and they'd probably me more sceptical about anything that sent out data on a regular basis anyway, I couldn't be bothered to argue. So for most of the time, I've only had one PC running. I should have remembered to save my stats, but I remember that I'd clocked up about 2 years and 100 days of CPU time. Since the total had recently passed half a million years, do I matter at all?

I sure hope that the accumulated work at grid.org hasn't been wasted.

I used to have SETI@home installed, but mostly because we lost a family member to cancer, I switched to a cancer related project. Now I see that with the BOINC software, I can run both, and I was even able to retrieve my old stats from seven years ago.

Hi YNGVARFO,
One of the nice features of BOINC (not all 'features' are nice!) is that there is no lock-in. You can run projects from a number of different organizations without too much trouble. The World Community Grid is just one fish in the sea.

Lawrence