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> Not on the hosting side. I assumed we were talking about hosting from home, since hosting at some datacenter would again be dealing with additional private e
by the8472 9y ago
> Not on the hosting side.
I assumed we were talking about hosting from home, since hosting at some datacenter would again be dealing with additional private entities.
> if you want to make a case then you are going to have an uphill battle where a hosting provider would have to supply and and all paying customers.
I guess that would be an alternative. So either non-discriminatory treatment from hosters or non-discriminatory treatment from ISPs + DNS registrars.
- jacquesm 9y agoHosting (anything) from home is against the TOS of almost all providers.
- dragonwriter 9y agoIt may be on a consumer account, but you can get a business account at a residential address from most providers; and in many cases you need to to get the balance of upstream to downstream to you'd want for hosting, even leaving aside ToS concerns.