Mezzoblue
19th Apr 2007, 10:37 pm
Bits are flying out across the planet as you read this, updating name servers and propagating the happy news that no, in fact, csszengarden.com (http://csszengarden.com/) has not fallen victim to squatters, hackers, or the general underbelly of the web.
This morning I received initial contact from my registrar that the domain was up for renewal... in the form of an expiry notice. Then there were the dozens and dozens of other emails from all of you out there wherever you are. Thanks for your notes, questions, conspiracy theories, and general goodwill, but rest assured the domain has been renewed for another chunk of years, and soon whatever you're seeing will be replaced by whatever you're supposed to see, if that hasn't happened already.
Which leads me to my question — who's everyone using for domain registration these days? After years of increasingly questionable service I'm ready to bite the bullet and move everything to a serious business concern, instead of the current discount shop who appears ready to switch on the revenue generator search engine spam the minute I screw up.
Assuming GoDaddy is not an option (with censorship issues (http://news.com.com/2100-1025_3-6153607.html) being a solid reason #2, surely I'm not the only one avoiding direct eye contact with this spectacle (http://www.bobparsons.com/)), who should I check out?
More... (http://mezzoblue.com/archives/2007/04/19/propagating/)
This morning I received initial contact from my registrar that the domain was up for renewal... in the form of an expiry notice. Then there were the dozens and dozens of other emails from all of you out there wherever you are. Thanks for your notes, questions, conspiracy theories, and general goodwill, but rest assured the domain has been renewed for another chunk of years, and soon whatever you're seeing will be replaced by whatever you're supposed to see, if that hasn't happened already.
Which leads me to my question — who's everyone using for domain registration these days? After years of increasingly questionable service I'm ready to bite the bullet and move everything to a serious business concern, instead of the current discount shop who appears ready to switch on the revenue generator search engine spam the minute I screw up.
Assuming GoDaddy is not an option (with censorship issues (http://news.com.com/2100-1025_3-6153607.html) being a solid reason #2, surely I'm not the only one avoiding direct eye contact with this spectacle (http://www.bobparsons.com/)), who should I check out?
More... (http://mezzoblue.com/archives/2007/04/19/propagating/)