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Because given that practice continues, and is accepted, we could find ourselves in a position where making a website now requires a regional fee to the ISP guil
by ramblerman 13y ago
Because given that practice continues, and is accepted, we could find ourselves in a position where making a website now requires a regional fee to the ISP guild.
- Finster 13y agoWat. It already happens. I don't get free hosting for my sites.
- ramblerman 13y agoI think you're confused about the issue. you pay for hosting, yes, of course. You don't additionally pay individual ISPs to guarantee it's users access to your sites.
- Finster 13y agoI don't? I honestly don't know that. If my hosting company does, I'm sure they would pass that additional cost directly to me. I don't see a problem here.
- crazy1van 13y agoYou don't pay it directly. But you are paying your hosting company who is several steps down the line paying a backbone provider to tie their network to the rest of the world's networks. So, yes, you really are paying to have other users be able to connect to your site.