Category: What’s the Real Deal?

Many GreenGeeks users have a common question about creating directories on their servers. For this instance; you wanted to create a subdomain for your downloads, but you don’t want anyone to do any of these unauthorized downloads of your digital products. Having your downloads left open can pose a risk to your site losing revenue when illegal downloads has occured.

Creating an index.html file is a great idea, but what if you want to add something useful to it? You can add instructions for your visitors to go to a specific location of your website.

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Many GreenGeeks customers who publish adult content on their websites are upset because, they can’t publish pornography on their servers. GreenGeeks has a clear policy why pornography is not allowed. Some of these frustrated website owners has claimed their rights has been violated. Many hosting providers don’t allow porn under any circumstances.

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In common, many of our favorite activists run websites, but they didn’t choose a hosting company who is dedicated to care about our planet. GreenGeeks does care about our planet. because, they rely on an eco-friendly source of energy to run their servers. In fact, these websites like Care2, Free Software Foundation, Creative Commons, Sierra Club, and even Credo still rely on these hosting platforms who pollute our environment. Speaking to an owner of these websites,–encouraging them to switch to a green hosting platform can be daunting, and difficult.

Just wondering which activist doesn’t rely on GreenGeeks? The following list with extreme details will be present to you, and you will have an ability to ask these activists to leave the polluting hosts behind, and help stop oil pipelines from being laid, reverse climate change, promote vegetarian diet, restore forests, and stop the poachers.

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