So I'm comparing...
Brinkster: $5.95 a month (for 12 months) I'd get 1.5 GB storage and 35 GB web traffic.
Dogbark: $53.85 per quarter (over $200 per year) 100 MB storage and 2 GB traffic per month.
I'm hoping it doesn't matter if my webhost is not "Mac friendly" or that other Mac friendly sites exist that better compare with Brinkster.
The difference is ridiculickus.
-Kevin S.
Alright, I need to tap you brainiacs for a little information.
I used to know my $#!T when it came to websites and webshosting but it's been years since I played the game.
As I'm now looking around for a webhost to bring a domain name online that I've owned for years, I find myself daunted by the prospect. I looked at CNET's recommendations and Brinkster had a good rating. So I go to their site and see "Windows or Linux" under all the packages but no Mac OS.
Does this really affect me? From what I remember, websites are pretty much platform non-specific. I did a quick search and the name Dogbark.com came up for being a Mac friendly webhost. I love the cool and fun attitude that comes across from their self-description but what do I know them from Adam? So, why would it matter to me if my webhost is Mac friendly or not and if it does matter, do any of you know anything about Dogbark.com or have recommendations for other Mac friendly webhosts?
Thanks.
-Kevin S.

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