I've had good experiences with HostGator since moving there from a smaller company that basically stopped responding to support requests. They seem to update so

I've had good experiences with HostGator since moving there from a smaller company that basically stopped responding to support requests. They seem to update software regularly, and it's cost effective. I've heard bad things about GoDaddy from various sources, and that's why I opted not to go with them. Not that I'm putting up any content that is infringing or even remotely in a grey area, but I've heard their policy as a company is to take down your site at the smallest complaint and then they only look into the complaint after you ask why your site is down. All that said, I'm still on the lookout for a hosting stack (hosting provider, OS, and application) that allows me to rapidly prototype new ideas (Drupal looks awful without a lot of customization and I'm not clued up enough for Docker).