Michael A Nachbaur wrote:
I would like to ask you guys if you think it would be a good idea for me to host AxKit sites as well. I run my own servers to host my personal AxKit sites, and I know of many others here who do the same. So, would I be serving the community (as well as myself :) by providing AxKit hosting, or is there no demand for it? I don't want to waste my time (of which there is very little available) supporting a service that won't be used, but at the same time I'd hate to see AxKit newbies move on to PHP just because there was nowhere they could host it.I think this is a lovely idea. I for one could be interested if I decide to start hosting my site one day (right now I'm swamped). I guess it depends on how much AxKit hosting you need to sell to make it worth setting up.
If you do set it up, don't forget to tell the modperl people so that it can be on that site too. And to put it on use.perl.
If you think this isn't appropriate for the list, just mail me directly; I'll accept flames, as long as they're intelligently written. ;)I think it's appropriate, OSS projects work better when there's business around them. Besides, were it to become spam, I think there's that spam guy (Matt Sergeant or something like that) hanging around on this list...
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