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I won't remove the current one or change it as default, but I do want some decent alternative themes as options for you guys too. I can't please everyone, so best I can do is create some different flavors to please more than I normally I would with just the default one. The new one still has...

Ahhh, okay. I understand now. That's hilarious. Hahaha. That's hilarious. "blatant advertising". http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/19211/small-vps-with-cpanel-whm-and-whmcs <-- second thread from the top and look at the blatant advertising! I love how that despite the fact Lowendtalk is much...

Ohh... Yeah, I saw the original thread before they moved it behind the login wall and edited it, I guess. Probably Chris or Adam bored. They're the ones that usually are mad at BuyVM for something or another and downplay their ground in the industry. I like the one I made better:

Whats this in reference to? Are they barring external links to providers that CC/LE* dislike now too, even if an unaffiliated member of the community posts it? I'm lost without the context of the tread. =(

Screenshot for those of us who don't have a LET account to login to? It's behind the login wall. My two week ban from months ago is still active... :(

That may be the nginx (switched from Lighttpd)... may not be. It does look quite plain though. I wish I had scraped all the gravatars and referenced them locally somehow as suggested above. Just unsure how I'd have gone about doing that without potentially fudging up or it taking too much time...

...I've disabled Gravatars as per the request of some of the more security/privacy focused/paranoid members here :) You can still upload your avatar as you normally would.

As part of some of the new weekend updates, I've added a new theme to vpsBoard. Please scroll down to the footer of the website and locate, "Change Theme". Check out "vpsBoard New" and let me know what you think. Alternatively, screenshots are here: And: If everyone likes it, I may force...

Also, as always, just a friendly reminder to keep things civil. Not that anyone has been uncivil thus far, just throwing it out there. :)

The two threads were split, the original thread was here: Figured this one needed it's own thread since that was the only discussion going on in the other one. Mao, feel free to suggest a different thread title. I didn't know what to use.

Split the thread as per the request of the reported content feature. Now the BuyVM discussion can have it's own thing and this can be on topic, too.

Ah shit. One sec. Was trying to split everything from the old thread...

Thanks. I'll keep a closer eye on all new offers again now. I guess I suspected most followed the posting the rules, especially after enforcing them heavily in the beginning.

Ah, good catch. To be fair I asked what DC locations he used and he never responded.

Well, it already kind of exists: http://www.dailyserverdeals.com/find/ but it requires the providers to add their deals, first. But yes, you can search that database for providers who have posted DSD offers :)

Better yet, why not a community based project where we simply index information about all hosts. CC hosts, non-CC hosts, etc. That way you can sort the list by many different criteria... things like locations, virtualization, price points, and of course... datacenter? Could be a great tool for...

In no particular order: TortoiseLabs, AnyNode, RamNode, NinjaHawk, BuyVM, DigitalOcean, SecureDragon and so far Hostigation has been -great-.

We must be operating on the same wavelengths today, because I've been on SlickDeals spreading the good word: http://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=64962588&postcount=11 (there and below). It's certainly a cesspit of offers from CC hosts, namely the sketch ones.

So does it not upset you when companies like SSDVPS, Aim2Game, ServerMania, etc get preferential treatment and posted several times in that same time frame you wait because the owner of Colocrossing/LEB has vested interest in those brands. Meanwhile, requests like yours and others gets put on...

So much negativity. The way it is now is good. That way providers aren't just listing themselves as a datacenter because they have a 1/4th rack somewhere and consider themselves a DC.