Tobaccocellar.com Gone?

[sablebrush52]

Jesse, the answer is a very simple one. The size of folks cellars are ranked for all to see. It is not just some benign spreadsheet program that keeps a log of tobacco stored, it is a bragging tool and nothing more.

Narcissism? A form of public dick wagging? Yeah, I suppose that does make sense. I just hope that the site allowed for downloading and backing up of the lists. Otherwise, Peck is going to have a nervous breakdown.

 

[deathmetal]

It's useful to have tasting notes when shopping. I rely on not only my own, but those of others over at TR. Not sure if this grants me any narcissism points, but with social media, those can't be that hard to come by.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Narcissism? A form of public dick wagging?

It's always the guys who don't have one, or very tiny ones, who complain about the guys with great big giant ones. ::

 

[sablebrush52]

It's always the guys who don't have one, or very tiny ones, who complain about the guys with great big giant ones. ::

Oh, yeah, tough guy! Let's see that pea shooter you're packing!

 

[rblood]

@rblood : what do you mean by "manage your tobacco orders" ?

I used the wish list section to hold tobaccos I wanted to try, plus I also try and keep a running stream of certain tobaccos with 3-5 years age on them - think inventory management. The site was really good at showing what you had and both the average and specific ages of each.
When I would go to make my monthly tobacco order I would simply pull up the site and use it as a guide to what I needed to order (items low in stock, wish list items, etc.)
No real magic to it, just seemed to suit me and I fell in to the habit of relying on it. No big, who doesn't like spending a rainy Sat. inventorying and re-cataloging your tobacco? Could be fun... For the first few hours or so at least.

 

[carver]

who doesn't like spending a rainy Sat. inventorying and re-cataloging your tobacco?

haha indeed, I might have something that will interest you, I sent you a PM.

 

[pylorns]

DM, I don't think that Pipe Tool is the same as the iPhone APP. At least it doesn't do what that webpage says it does, and it just looks different.

Correct, I run thepipetool.com and have nothing to do with that old iphone app that got abandoned, those guys never got back with me as it would have been cool to find a way to integrate. I remember a year or two ago tobaccocellar.com went down - the owner was late on the hosting, but it came back up, could be similar. SOOOO if you do have a backup of your cellar from there you can import it into thepipetool.com, and remember you can also track your pipes and your reviews there. I'm also currently looking for a new developer to help me take it to the next level.

 

[huntertrw]

"My cellar was hidden and was never available to the public."
Ask any competent hacker: NOTHING is ever "hidden" on the Internet!

 

[jvnshr]

I just use an Excel spreadsheet to keep the track of my tobacco.

 

[fitzy]

Ask any competent hacker: NOTHING is ever "hidden" on the Internet!

That goes without saying. Nobody wants to hack my tobacco cellar when they can look at Pecks. ha ha

 

[carver]

Something that some of you might find interesting
http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/mytobaccocellarcom-the-new-one

 

[fitzy]

For their always interesting, informative and well-written reviews on tobaccoreviews.com, thank you Mr. Jim and Pipestud.

You hit the nail on the head there. When reading reviews they are the two I always look for.

 

[prairiedruid]

It is back online! :D

 

[jmatt]

And a great time to download a backup copy of your cellar. I just did.

 

[tobaccojoe]

Yay! Back online and running well. This makes me very happy!