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gonzo
ref http://frihost.com/forums/vt-22060.html

Customize your skeleton suspend page with a message suggesting the hosted user return to the forum for more information. Then you might net new clients who wander into the forum
Bondings
Technically that would be an ad and we don't place ads on the websites. The 'real' reason is that a suspended account still takes disk space while a deleted website doesn't.
gonzo
A notice of suspension would be noticed way faster than an email account rarely checked. Is not retention of "clients" prefered?

Do you consider the default cpanel "suspended" page an ad?
n0obie4life
At least I do.

http://www.frihost.com/tos.php

And since all frihosters agree to the ToS that states

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To maintain your hosting, you need to keep active on our forums. All inactive users will be deleted with our without notice, depending on your reputation/number of posts. One of our means to check your activity is your number of 'Points'. The method of calculation of these points is reserved to change at any time. However, to keep your hosting account, you should never let those points become negative.


And to remind you Bondings, there's a typo.
Daniel15
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deleted with our without notice

Very Happy Very Happy It's a bit contradictory (spelling?)

Also, another typo in the TOS:
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Frihost shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, incidental, special or consequential damages resulting from the use or inability to use Frihost services.
n0obie4life
Oh well, this topic went offtopic on typos.

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A great community of over 9000 members to get support from and to be part of.


According to the latest statistics, of the "9000" members you are talking about, 4300 over didn't post a single thing, and that's more than half. I hope you will correct the statistics or at least delete accounts which didn't even activate themselves

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The DirectAdmin control panel to manage your web hosting account.


Directadmin is a name, it doesn't need the "The" in front of it's name.

"The Bondings is teh r0x0r" sounds weird too Smile

Also, I'll be glad to fix typos for you if you pay me 20 FRIH$ Wink
babumuchhala
n0obie4life wrote:

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A great community of over 9000 members to get support from and to be part of.


According to the latest statistics, of the "9000" members you are talking about, 4300 over didn't post a single thing, and that's more than half. I hope you will correct the statistics or at least delete accounts which didn't even activate themselves
Thats how u always put ur stats. Plus a rate of almost 50% people posting is way better than many other big forums out there. Its generally no more than 25/5 to 30%

n0obie4life wrote:
Also, I'll be glad to fix typos for you if you pay me 20 FRIH$ Wink
Always Hungry for FRIH$s
Bondings
I just corrected those mistakes.
gonzo
Bondings wrote:
Technically that would be an


then technically third level domains are ads Wink
iridios
n0obie4life wrote:
Oh well, this topic went offtopic on typos.

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The DirectAdmin control panel to manage your web hosting account.


Directadmin is a name, it doesn't need the "The" in front of it's name.

"The Bondings is teh r0x0r" sounds weird too Smile

Also, I'll be glad to fix typos for you if you pay me 20 FRIH$ Wink


Actually The DirectAdmin control panel... is the correct grammar. To verify try saying it without "DirectAdmin". If it doesn't sound goofy then beginning with "The" is acceptable.

Just like saying "The is teh r0x0r" (man that was just too painful to type) sounds goofy and therefore the word "The" is incorrect in this instance.

In other words the name "DirectAdmin is modifying the noun "control panel" and is not the main noun itself.
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