The Scooby Doo Case Files

[spookydoo]

I'm afraid that Jay Allman's Scooby-Doo website is down for good. I had occasion to visit it last month (November) and when I tried it on Wednesday, the first day of December, it was unavailable. 

It'd be a shame, if it's really gone, as I have some very fond memories of it from the second half of the 2000s. It appears that only the main page has been archived on the Wayback Machine, so you can't see the hilarious Catalog of Meretricious Observations.

Does anyone have any further information about this?

[Ark]

Dang. I don't know if I ever even saw it?

[spookydoo]

I see that it's now gone from Google's first page of results. For shame.

Here's a link from the Wayback Machine. RIP 2004 - 2021?

[moonscar]

I loved this site back in the day! Shame

[spookydoo]

Good news, everyone!

"The Scooby Doo Case Files" is up and running! The more tech-savvy from you should probably archive it, just in case!

[Ark]

Dec 14, 2021 12:38:59 GMT -5 spookydoo said:

Good news, everyone!

"The Scooby Doo Case Files" is up and running! The more tech-savvy from you should probably archive it, just in case!

Remind me.

[spookydoo]

When would it be convenient for me to remind you, Arkmabat?

[wileyk209]

Looks like it's back up!
scoobyfiles.popgeeks.com/

With the Meretricious Observations, I naturally loved this one...
scoobyfiles.popgeeks.com/mysteriesinc/observations/obs-naaam1.htm
(I loved Pinky and the Brain as a kid, and still do today.)
Along with the one from the same episode about Shaggy's "rampage."