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Re: Hosting Sites From Inachu at Help Desk on 26 Feb '00 replying to Hosting Sites posted by Robin Any type of free website is ok. Personal prefrence. But if the website tends to be a little small in size then you might want to try other free websites: angelfire.com geocities.com tripod.com Read the legal info first! Geocities claims that if you build on thier servers then you give up your copyright of all your images and anyone and everyone can use them to the little hearts desires. So in essence your band would belong in the PUBLIC DOMAIN. Hey...free music! Thats one way of getting noticed very fast! Just read the details no matter where your site is hosted. Inachu >I'm trying to help several friends who are musicians (meaning no money) set up websites to promote the concerts and CDs -- is it a big mistake to use the free space aol provides or are "starving artists" given some leeway. They all have aol accounts but would they be better served going elsewhere -- and if so where?

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>Any type of free website is ok. >Personal prefrence. >But if the website tends to be a little small in size then you might >want to try other free websites: > >angelfire.com >geocities.com >tripod.com > >Read the legal info first! Geocities claims that if you build on thier servers then you give up your copyright of all your images and >anyone and everyone can use them to the little hearts desires. > >So in essence your band would belong in the PUBLIC DOMAIN. >Hey...free music! > >Thats one way of getting noticed very fast! > >Just read the details no matter where your site is hosted. > > > >Inachu > > > > > > >>I'm trying to help several friends who are musicians (meaning no money) set up websites to promote the concerts and CDs -- is it a big mistake to use the free space aol provides or are "starving artists" given some leeway. They all have aol accounts but would they be better served going elsewhere -- and if so where?