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[Paul Mahon <dufflebunk AT dufflebunk.homeip.net>]

I agree with Eric. Ibiblio has been very good to us. Any problems we
have had have been resolved quickly once we contact them. Moving just
because of a week of flakeyness wouldn't be a good idea (and not very
nice either).

Has anyone asked them what's up?

On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 04:11, Eric D. Schabell M.Sc. wrote:
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> Howdy all,
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> > True, but some of my friends have hosting for $2USD/mo., which is fairly
> > cheap, and it's fast, with PHP, IMAP, SQL, etc. on it, and a shell 
> > account.
> > Not sure if there're bandwidth limits or anything.
> >
> Sounds like they might want to donate the time/space? 
> 
> > As for tax deductible, wasn't Schabell (or perhaps Abrams) looking into
> > that a while ago? Any news?
> >
> This is a usa only understanding, I am not located in the usa and it seemed 
> a 
> bit overkill for our size. I would not mind hearing from someone who knows 
> more and wants to provide the leg work / details.
> 
> Finally, don't panic about the recent problems, I think they are more 
> related 
> to internet wide bugs/virus problems than with our hosting. Ibiblio is very 
> professional, provide many services you don't even see on the front end as 
> users and are a consistent factor for the future. I am against any moves as 
> of yet, it will just bring us back into the same boat as we were in when 
> our 
> CVS man left us....
> 
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