>Yup...for me it was good and cheap basic hosting. I knew I could do >anything too fancy, but the sites I was hosting there were more >informational sites more than anything and didn't do anything too complex. >Most of the stuff I did could have been accomplished with html and >javascript, but using CF to do it just made it easier. > >GoDaddy dropping CF support is kind of a big deal, isn't it?
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