Is godaddy hosting good?

Originally Posted by TheLastSuperman

I can +1 that but hey I know the owners phone number off the top of my head so I'm biased... I'm so biased I love them nuff' said .

What hosts do I recommend:
- URLJet
- Hostgator
- Bluehost

Where do you need to go and read up regarding hosts? Here and within this forum. <-- Grab a cup'o'joe (Coffee) and take the time to see what others think, once you see a host who has tons of good reviews jot down the name, now go to google and research the host a little more i.e. looking for tons of bad feedback etc, if not much exist then of course its the usual disgruntled customer(s) and is to be expected.. if a ton of negative feedback then steer clear of that host and select an alternative one.

Never heard about URLJet.

[shimei]

Originally Posted by Replicant

Of course!

When I set up my forum in Sept '14, GoDaddy didn't have the necessary PHP requirements for VB5 (On the cheap subscriptions). They may have now, but that's why I went with Siteground instead of GoDaddy and am actually glad I did..

I use Siteground too. I've been very happy with them.

[BirdOPrey5]

Originally Posted by TheGunners

Never heard about URLJet.

I've been using URLJet for many years and am very happy with them.

[CarpCharacin]

Originally Posted by BirdOPrey5

I've been using URLJet for many years and am very happy with them.

Why does your forum have like 1 million posts but only 1000 members? Do you prune your members?

[In Omnibus]

Originally Posted by CarpCharacin

Why does your forum have like 1 million posts but only 1000 members? Do you prune your members?

Because Joe knows how to run a forum and his members are regulars who post often.

[BirdOPrey5]

Originally Posted by CarpCharacin

Why does your forum have like 1 million posts but only 1000 members? Do you prune your members?

We're a small group. I only delete users whose emails bounce back invalid and who have made zero posts.

Like many forums it was more active in years past but it remains busy enough. Most posts require registration to view.

[RichieBoy67]

Yep, it is good to remove old non posting members and to prune posts or keep most private.

Google is all about quality of content and not quantity.