Rant: Since when does webhosting replace money?
Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 6:43 pm
I've noticed within the past few months people that are looking for a programming or design job completed they can't pay, but are willing to give you webhosting.
First off, since when does webhosting = money? Most likely, the programmer would have somewhere online to atleast test their programs on before distribution.
Second, how long would this webhosting last? A month, maybe? I certainly wouldn't want to put any of my current projects on a webhost that I'm getting for free that could 1) close at any moment, and 2) be rummedged through without my authority.
I say to the webmasters out there, please offer something more useful then webhosting to programmers. Most of us, more than likely, have webhosting here or there.
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First off, since when does webhosting = money? Most likely, the programmer would have somewhere online to atleast test their programs on before distribution.
Second, how long would this webhosting last? A month, maybe? I certainly wouldn't want to put any of my current projects on a webhost that I'm getting for free that could 1) close at any moment, and 2) be rummedged through without my authority.
I say to the webmasters out there, please offer something more useful then webhosting to programmers. Most of us, more than likely, have webhosting here or there.
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