Ozzu Supporters
Ozzu has grown quickly in the past and we would like to thank many contributers who have helped this place become what it has today. Without the support of the community we may not even be here today. We would like to recognize a growing list of Ozzu premium members who help support Ozzu and what we do:
- Bigwebmaster
- Daemonguy
- 613flavah
- katana
- labrego
- grinch2171
- SB
- vetofunk
- joebert
- digitalMedia
- ATNO/TW
- spork
- graphixboy
- UPSGuy
- Mr_Bill
- bugasoft
- kenpersel
- engadven
- George L.
- sevster
- seharness
- jameson5555
- waachaa
- Daniel - EZPZ
- alex89
- TopTraffic
- outlaw
- SpooF
- Lizzard
- penguin
- Top
- artcoder
- CA-SA
- righteous_trespasser
We would also like to thank the support of the following websites:
If you would like to help support the ozzu community and our efforts to share knowledge and help each other out please contact us or register and become a premium member.
About Ozzu
Ozzu is owned and operated by Unmelted Enteprises and was started on Friday, December 20, 2002 at 2:38 pm PST. Since that date Ozzu has grown very quickly and as of March 17, 2008 we now have over 34000 users, 412500 posts, and 55000 topics. Our posts per day continue to increase and our average over the entire time since we have started is 215 posts per day. Currently Ozzu receives about 25,000 unique people per day. The majority of the people find ozzu because the answers to their questions are already found in threads posted.
The goal of Ozzu was to create a community of webmasters who could help each other out with problems they come across with every aspect of running a website, from designing the webpages, programming the interfaces, and marketing.
The goal of Ozzu was to create a community of webmasters who could help each other out with problems they come across with every aspect of running a website, from designing the webpages, programming the interfaces, and marketing.
Ozzu and the Future
Our goal with Ozzu is to continue to increase the size of the community, make it easier and faster to get help, and hopefully create an environment where everybody can learn from each other. That is the main purpose of the forum and I believe it has been successful in that area. Ozzu should be around for many years to come.
