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I was away for a long time since i didn't had internet,now i'm back and i just saw the new webflake and it's just amazing! Congrats for your work WebFlake Team!

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​Which host are you using though? ​i am using >>removed<< since they are the only ones i know who offer a google DDoS protection and pretty good support. I was on OVH before which ruined my google ranking due to permanent downtimes.

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Welcome Lusa to the notorious webflake. Your one stop internet highway for IPB. If you need any help don't be shy to ask me or any staff member. Hope you enjoy your stay with us!!

Hell no should anyone be able to tell what is and what isn't allowed on the internet. I definitely voted, I kept voting for the other acts too.

Also to add on to what Davlin said. It'll be like the USA's domino theory with communism but in an internet context, once the USA pass this law, many other countries will follow.

As your question has been answered, this topic is now locked.

Oh yes, this is a definite progress - I like it A LOT!

I have a forum with more than 360.000 members and i pay 8€ / month for hosting + ddos protection. My forum has a REAL 99,99% uptime and my hoster is pretty awesome. You can´t say cheap hosting is bad just because you experienced it like that. Cheap hosting is not always bad hosting.

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Excuse me? The site in question is a reseller based in France using a budget network. They're not accredited and they're certainly not noteworthy.

No one here is saying cheap hosting is bad, merely that some folks don't understand that more often than not, cheap hosting translates into lousy support (and loss of data). There are a handful of reasonably inexpensive hosting options out there that aren't third-party resale hosts.

European countries won't be affected, just like they're not affected by your DMCA law...