results of these attacks stripped its host of public funding and free access, the TSA hastily relocated to an American server, assisted by several mirror servers. Server relocation However, the TSA would never recover as a community from the server relocation. The shift from Austrian to North American hosting led to the departure of Hassan from the project; he went on to join Austrian software developer Public Voice Lab, eventually earning a seat on their board. Posting of new content to the archive finally stopped in July 2003 and the archive's users have largely moved to other websites or dropped from public view, although the site remains available as of October 2022. Much of the content has been redistributed, both during and after the TSA's active existence, however. Its sister-project mailing list continued under separate administration long after the stagnation of the actual web archive, and an ezine continued for some years, hosted on the current TSA server (and still there for archival purposes). And, despite its long inactivity, the TSA remains on most lists of sources for furry, transgender, or metamorphosis-themed fiction, and still receives occasional mention in wider indexes of online fiction sites. Archive Although the original archive has been inactive since 2003, the TSA Mailing list still sees new stories added regularly by old members of the TSA community, as well as newcomers. A project by members of the mailing list to produce a successor to the original Transformation Story Archive was started in 2007 at Shifti.org. References External links Transformation Story Archive Transformation Story Archive mirror Transformation Stories, Art, Talk - Online magazine Internet properties established in 1995 Austrian literature websites Fiction about shapeshifting Defunct websites