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by ohashi
2009 days ago
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I run the largest web hosting review site by number of reviews... and I will say anything saying these are the top 10 are full of shit. The premise alone is problematic, I help people find hosting every day, everyone's needs to tend to vary. Top 10 for developers working in WordPress? Top 10 for non technical small business owners who simply need a 1 page information page and are only comfortable using a WYSIWYG? Top 10 for data science companies requiring GPUs to do calculations 24/7? It's hard to make recommendations and top lists in the web hosting space tend to be organized simply by affiliate payout. Even my own site (reviewsignal.com) I publish meta-data based on what people think of companies, but if someone asks for recommendations the questions I ask change the outcome. Because different hosting products fit different use cases. |
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