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Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 2:20 pmPost count: 397#46805 |It might be nice to register the “flagsonthe48.org” domain name. I can then point this domain name to the flags.alpinezone.com site. Based on this year’s feedback, it looks like this is going to be an ongoing event. A dedicated domain name might make it easier to promote.
The domain name registration cost $70 for two years. If we get 34 other people to donate $2 each to cover the registration cost, we can do this. Please respond to this thread if you’re willing to contribute.
Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 3:24 pmPost count: 884Definitely willing to contribute. Can also recommend decent host, contribute to the web site, if desired.
P.S. Excellent idea
Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 4:09 pmPost count: 759I can get you that domain for $8.50 a year.
Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 4:13 pmPost count: 397@the8re wrote:
I can get you that domain for $8.50 a year.
Hmmff. :blink:
Why the hell is Register.com charging $70?!
Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 4:28 pmPost count: 338I’ll pitch in Greg, let me know what you need.
Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 4:53 pmPost count: 759@Greg wrote:
@the8re wrote:
I can get you that domain for $8.50 a year.
Hmmff. :blink:
Why the hell is Register.com charging $70?!
Because they are willing to part suckers with their money? :angry:
I have 4 domains registered with mydomain. Nothing fishy about em.
-T
Anonymous
September 15, 2003 at 8:05 pmPost count: 69Be glad to chip in for whatever teh final cost is.
Anonymous
September 16, 2003 at 12:48 amPost count: 14I’m in as well. Actually, at $8.50, I’ll sponser the domain name for a year 🙂
Anonymous
September 16, 2003 at 4:05 amPost count: 40Let us know what you need Greg, email me an address and I’ll get a check out tomorrow. I’d be in for a year’s donation even if it costs $35. If you can use the extra for future promotional expenses, that’d be OK too.
Anonymous
September 16, 2003 at 1:05 pmPost count: 397Okay. I have a ticket in with my host’s help desk asking whether we can park a domain name and point it to a subdomain on AlpineZone.com’s site (i.e. flags.alpinezone.com). Something is telling me that they’re going to say we need a hosting account, but since the Flags site is less than 1 MB, I thought I’d ask. I know they park domains that point to the top level domain (i.e. alpinezone.com), but I want it to go right to the Flags site. We shall see.
Anonymous
September 16, 2003 at 1:40 pmPost count: 397Bummer.
@VO Help Desk wrote:Domain Parking
We host the Web page for a non-profit event, Flags on the 48 – http://flags.alpinezone.com/The size of the site is less than 1 MB. If we were to register a domain name for the event, i.e. flagsonthe48.org, would we be able to park that domain name and point it to our subdomain?
User/Staff Follow-ups
zach
16-9-2003-07:14 A.M.Hello,
Unfortunately domain parking is not allowed on subdomains. If you wanted to use a new domain for a new site, you’d need to purchase another hosting account, probably a V20 would work.
Let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns.
Regards,
Zach Weber
VenturesOnline.comLooks like we would need a separate hosting account if we were to use my host… 🙁 I don’t have a problem at all continuing to host it under flags.alpinezone.com if that works for everybody.
the8re – looks like mydomain.com can do redirects:
http://mydomain.com/services/mydomain/webforwarding
Ever use that?
Anonymous
September 16, 2003 at 1:58 pmPost count: 759Yup. use it all the time for my site, http://www.dunhom.com
My personal page is http://www.dunhom.com/stephen
I’ll register the domain this week.
-T
Anonymous
September 16, 2003 at 10:15 pmPost count: 839Let me know if any of that doesn’t work out. I host my own domain on my own hardware with my own DNS on my own connection, so can pretty much do whatever I want, given the limitation that it’s run out of my home so any DSL or electrical service flakiness (or hardware failures) could crop up at any time.
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