On Saturday 12 June 2004 19:28, Tim Meadowcroft wrote:
Sounds good to me - it's all about getting one or two big parties to add
SPF support and telling them that support looks like a "competitive
advantage" to their market - that will trigger the other players to add SPF
support as "catch up", and you get a nice systemic domino effect. I was
suggesting the largest hosting companies (which I think write their own
control panels) but persuading the control panel writers themselves may be
easier and more effective.
Now who can get a persuasive word to any of the top shared hosting
companies - RackSpace
- Interland
- 1and1
- HostWay
- Verio
or to the leading hosting automation providers
- cpanel
- ensim
- plesk
top shared hosting companies in the world:
1. schlund.de
2. yahoo.com
3. verio.com
4. ipowerweb.com
5. fasthosts.com
6. interland.com
7. oneandone.com
8. hosteurope.com
9. xinnet.com
10. hostway.com
11. ev1servers.net
12. secure.net (above.net?)
13. valueweb.com
14. net.cn
15. rackspace.com
data gathered from http://webhosting.info/webhosts/tophosts/global/ after
filtering obvious non shared hosting domains.