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bert2000pt · 2004-03-05, 07:49 AM

Sorry to bother again with this subject but need to have it perfectly clear in my mind.

If I understood it right, it's better to use sub-folders than second degree domains - right?

I mean , ie:

www.bert.com/blonde/nude/index.htm
www.bert.com/blondes/naked/index.htm

are better than

blonde.www.bert.com/nude/index.htm
blondes.www.bert.com/naked/index.htm

Am I right? Did I miss something?

This is important to me since, while looking for paid hosts, I see references to "unlimited sub-domains / pointers" which I think means "second degree", but very little on the sub-folders. I did see one host that specificly says - "no multiple sites" - and this is not good, since I need to build loads of free sites, as said in the tutorials I've seen.

Anyway, hope you can understand my question, for I am a bit confused myself, and give me some good advice.

Thanks in advance

Bert

2004-03-05, 07:49 AM	#1
bert2000pt Are you sure this is the Sci-Fi Convention? It's full of nerds! Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Europe ( so they say ...) Posts: 260	to GG, DD and all other LLs owners Sorry to bother again with this subject but need to have it perfectly clear in my mind. If I understood it right, it's better to use sub-folders than second degree domains - right? I mean , ie: www.bert.com/blonde/nude/index.htm www.bert.com/blondes/naked/index.htm are better than blonde.www.bert.com/nude/index.htm blondes.www.bert.com/naked/index.htm Am I right? Did I miss something? This is important to me since, while looking for paid hosts, I see references to "unlimited sub-domains / pointers" which I think means "second degree", but very little on the sub-folders. I did see one host that specificly says - "no multiple sites" - and this is not good, since I need to build loads of free sites, as said in the tutorials I've seen. Anyway, hope you can understand my question, for I am a bit confused myself, and give me some good advice. Thanks in advance Bert