please use [commercial] tag [Re: [LI] server needed for web hosting]

["Suresh Ramasubramanian" <Suresh@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 16 Nov 99, at 20:16, thus spake s.goswami:

> need some web hosting service provider on Linux , the server should
> be in USA, anyone using an dedicated server  (on Linux of course )
> or some good service provider u know about please suggest. 

Friends, kindly take this thread offline.  It is just becoming an 
excuse for all the web hosting company reps on this list to post a 
free ad on the list, without benefit of the [commercial] tag.  

In fact, the first response to this request suggested a Windoze 
Server (M$ certified at that).  Is that supposed to be on topic to this 
list?

> From: "sandeep mehta" <snip>
> Subject: RE: [LI] server needed for web hosting

> One such service provider is
> www.crystaltech.com  you can register online

[Nt least their homepage says MS Certified Windows NT Server 
Hosting.  No mention / link to Linux servers]

Another gentleman was kind enough to inform ~all~ of us that his 
company http://www.netshooter.com also provides such services - 
again without the [commercial] tag.

Please folks - if your marketing people are interested, they may 
please get in touch with Mr.Goswami directly at his personal email 
instead of cc'ing the list.  

I, for one am killfiling this thread, I already have good web hosting 
in the US without using local third party resellers / dealers and 
paying a hefty (over 200% in some cases) markup price for my 
servers.  So is the case with lots of the people here.  

So folks - if any such query arises, kindly mail Mr.Goswami (or 
anyone else) offlist.


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