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To: Certain_Doom

Well, it's certainly a perspective.

Look, I'm not fantasizing here, and the question is a serious one. Politics by some often enter into, specifically, what should be technical support and/or customer support, just as personalities otherwise do when it's necessary to interact with another human being. Sometimes people denigrate technical needs/issues based upon a site's content being alternate/different than their own perspectives about hot-button issues and they respond accordingly and it makes for bad hosting experiences.

Just as it is in other areas of commerce. As it affects the internet in the area of webhosting, I was curious, is all. Your comment suggests some sort of "tin foil hat"-esque quality to the issue, which is unfortunate.


34 posted on 09/24/2005 7:42:16 PM PDT by BIRDS
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To: BIRDS
The written contract with your webhost should specify as to what is and isn't covered by support.

Why not list the names of the companies that you claim do not want conservative customers? It appears to be a major concern of yours yet you refuse to share with us which hosts have give you trouble.

It would also help if you gave more information about what your site will be doing like platform needed, basic html, java/dynamic language support, ASP.
35 posted on 09/24/2005 7:58:40 PM PDT by SolarisRocks
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