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I think it gets left out as many feel they're coerced to do it now.
hack summer - partly screened in deck/porch from mosquitos are wonderful.
UI: LOL, yeah, it's a toss up here whether to make it prettier or keep it a bit old school.
[I run osdir.com] Just to be clear we're not scraping content nor SEOing to death. We've been running our mailing list archive for almost 8 years.
To quote Matt_Cutts somewhere else in this thread: 'because USENET/mailing lists don't always have a centralized/canonical location on the web, which makes dupe content more of a potential issue. It's not the usual "Website X copied my website" scenario.'
If you dislike us that's cool, but just know we're not showing in your SERPs because of scraping & SEO trickery. A lot of people, maybe not you, really are finding their answer there. There's a lot of solid answers in inboxes.
Just to be clear we're not scraping content nor SEOing to death. We've been running our mailing list archive for almost 8 years.
To quote Matt_Cutts somewhere else in this thread: 'because USENET/mailing lists don't always have a centralized/canonical location on the web, which makes dupe content more of a potential issue. It's not the usual "Website X copied my website" scenario.'
If you dislike us that's cool, but just know we're not showing in your SERPs because of scraping & SEO trickery. A lot of people, maybe not you, really are finding their answer there. There's a lot of solid answers in inboxes.
I however would do AWS without question. (already on AWS, was on serverbeach - loved them though)
Also, I'm not exactly stupid, just willing to take a risk.
As someone who visits infrequently I've only seen 10x monthlies which seems ridiculous for a high profile site.
I would define a high profile site as any with a long existence, tons of traffice - but still off the radar, & consistent revenue... or some super flash in the pan breakthrough site like twitter (new & no rev).
I've had -remote- machines running debian, ubuntu, or fedora & all do not upgrade well at all remotely. Frankly, if your distro doesn't have a "foo upgrade" that works, run away!
How did you manage to do this?!?!? A friend in the US?