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Thursday May 08, 2003

Host your blog for free?

irth logo One of the folks that contacted me about hosting is Jason Rimmer of Irth Networks. The sweet thing about Jason's company is that they host blogs (movable type, bojsom, and roller), websites, email, etc. for not-for-profit activities and organizations. Free hosting!? What the hell?! It's true:

The operators of RhumbaNet, being completely self-taught and wanting to give something back to the community that enabled and supported their education recognized the perfect opportunity to do so. Hence, the commercial venture was shutdown and transformed into Irth Networks. [more...]

Of course this is a screaming deal - so why didn't I jump at it? For one, I feel that I should pay for hosting this site, as well as my family's site. And now that the new server seems to be humming along nicely, there's no reason to find a new provider (probably just jinxed myself there). However, I might ask Jason to host a few of the demos I have running. We'll see how this server holds up for the next few days.

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