Granted, the effort is not great and if I control a web server,
it should be easy to do. However, many small web developers
have their sites hosted by commercial web site hosting
companies which supply the hardware, 24x7 staff, comm
lines, *and* control the software which may be used to
build sites. These companies *can* install rebol, but I haven't heard of
any that *have*. Also, they may need to pay Rebol, Inc. for
the commercial use of the software - although I'm not sure
about this.
On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> 1. Are there any web hosting sites in existence which
> support the use of rebol scripts? If so, where?
>
> 2. What is the pricing arrangement for any web hosting
> site that would consider supporting rebol?
>
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>
> There's not much needed to support Rebol... if your current web site's
> server will run any of the 30+ binaries of Rebol, you just toss the binary
> into a directory and you are instantly up and running.
>
> --Ralph
