bandwidth for own server

swedguy · 2004-12-03, 05:14 PM

This is only my opinion, but here's some problems you might run in to.

If you're a new submitter I usually look into where you're hosted and some other things.
If I see that a domain is hosted on a "home" server, I reject that submission.
* It's easy to change IP, great for cheaters. Not saying that you're a cheater though.
* DSL/Cable/... connections has a tendency to not have a 99.99% uptime, your sites are more likely to get pulled by linkbots that regularly check if sites are up and working.

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2004-12-03, 05:14 PM	#2
swedguy Vagabond Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,374	This is only my opinion, but here's some problems you might run in to. If you're a new submitter I usually look into where you're hosted and some other things. If I see that a domain is hosted on a "home" server, I reject that submission. * It's easy to change IP, great for cheaters. Not saying that you're a cheater though. * DSL/Cable/... connections has a tendency to not have a 99.99% uptime, your sites are more likely to get pulled by linkbots that regularly check if sites are up and working.