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Although there's certainly some funny goings on with companies originating out of Buffalo, please do not let your recent banning from LET let you spew crap. You're starting to hurt legitimate hosts who chose Colocrossing as their provider. Lets keep any comments about overselling and shady dealings to specific providers are doing this.@INIZ : What do you think about people posting here in this thread who are waiting their offers to lined up from > 90 days and some of the people are actually being posted every week..... Also do you not see that LEB/LET was a community effort, community which common users and providers developed into a group, a force, now someone who owns the domain sells it to wrong hands and they are using their marketing power to focus on their profits serving the community back with nothing and ruining it completely. They are trying themselves to blackout all other hosts that do not use CC and are thus isolating them. LET/LEB has now become their personal fun toy - Also to add numerous of unprofessional incidents where MODs at LEB/LET have behaved rudely and unprofessionally with people.
Why it is that almost every host that uses CC produces incredible offers and oversells 10x times ? Why all of them behave like kings on LET/LEB ? Why there is a CC vs NON CC treatment in the first place. They are very well hurting other honest hosts too that actually are trying to sustain in a better business model with nice offerings.....but CC would not let them survive.
We can also start thread with other DataCenters that do the same tactics are not matching the quality.
I've heard of a platform that might be able to do that *cough* DSD *cough*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 those wishing to narrow down results when looking for a provider, and doesn't seem nearly as biased/negative as purely pointing out all the providers who use Colocrossing
Well, it already kind of exists: http://www.dailyserverdeals.com/find/ but it requires the providers to add their deals, first.I've heard of a platform that might be able to do that *cough* DSD *cough*
Making a list of providers using a datacenter, is now approximating the evilness of hiring a serial killer?While you are at it, why don't you hire a serial killer, too?
Cough... Like this one?It's not done as much over here, but I'm sure it's been done. To be honest, when I approve new offers, I just do a quick glance at them and don't fact check them as thoroughly as perhaps I should...
Did you guys get Native IPv6 sorted in Choopa?.. By the time we left there our own sales had slowed down heavily in Buffalo. Once we moved to choopa? ~Sold out. In fact i'm finally building some more nodes to shoot off to Choopa next week. ...
Ah, good catch. To be fair I asked what DC locations he used and he never responded.Cough... Like this one?
We don't have many rules here, the ones we do have should be followed.
I flagged that post as soon as I saw it, a non-response within a very short time should = a pulled offer. Even if everyone knows who uses who as their DC, if its in the rules for posting an offer it should be required, no exceptions.Ah, good catch. To be fair I asked what DC locations he used and he never responded.
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.I flagged that post as soon as I saw it, a non-response within a very short time should = a pulled offer. Even if everyone knows who uses who as their DC, if its in the rules for posting an offer it should be required, no exceptions.
I'm sure there's many others if I go comb through them.
Here's one:
Another:
I'd go even further and require a real test IP from a server, not that DC's test IP as the routing/network can be radically different but that's a different issue.
I'd say keep them on the list, just label them for clarity. The info can still be relevant.Need to clean the list of deadpoolers. Shardhost are no more. Any more deadpoolers in that list?
Good idea. Although might be worth adding a note next to the names of deadpoolersI'd say keep them on the list, just label them for clarity. The info can still be relevant.