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Current Status
Status
Active
Server Type
Apache
Page Title
The Qi Project
Meta Description
The Qi Project is an interdisciplinary, audience participatory project. It was
created first as a gallery installation and then published online.
It was created by Nanette Wylde in Flash, 2008.
The project includes audio interviews, video of humans moving through public spaces shot
on three continents, audience input, and randomized readings of audience input.
In 2020 Adobe initiated end-of-life
for Flash, meaning support for Flash projects was discontinued, and that browsers and the
Internet audience were discouraged from allowing Flash projects to play on their computers.
This site acts as documentation of this project.
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Most Recent Data
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Historical Data
| Date | Status | Server |
|---|---|---|
| 6/30/2025, 5:11:46 AM | Active | Apache |
| 6/24/2025, 4:56:07 AM | Active | Apache |
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- Website availability and response status
- Server software and configuration
- Meta information including titles and descriptions
- Historical uptime patterns
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Metrics we monitor
- Uptime Percentage: The percentage of time your website is accessible
- Response Time: How quickly your server responds to requests
- Status Codes: HTTP response codes indicating server status