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Like That Idea: Providing a Home for Drupal
Jan 3, 2006, 09 :15 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (8318 reads)

(Other stories by Bryan Ruby)

[ Thanks to Bryan Ruby for this link. ]

"We've decided to use Drupal for our content management system (CMS). An important question for newbies remains, how do we get Drupal onto a real Internet Website? You know we need more than the 'free server space' the Internet Service Provider is providing, but where do you start? Believe it or not, these basic questions have been asked by even some of the best people I know in information technology (IT). Many IT people may help run or manage the company Website, but someone else in the company left them in the dark to how the company got their Domain Name in the first place. If you're a small business, you may have computer people but what you don’t have are thousands of dollars to throw at a Web server. How do people get their site on the Internet at a reasonable price, you ask? It's time to shine some light on these unanswered questions..."

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This article makes it seem more expensiv ...   Misleading   
Daniel W. McCarthy
Jan 3, 2006, 14:37:55
 
How did the article mislead you? "If you ...   No Intention to Mislead   
Bryan Ruby
Jan 3, 2006, 17:07:28
 
It's the thousand dollar comment tha ...   Re: No Intention to Mislead   
Daniel McCarthy
Jan 3, 2006, 19:25:24
 
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