web hosting - dot Mac users

[John Formsma]

Thanks, Patrick!  I'll look into it on GoDaddy's end.  I messed around w/
iWeb last night.  It's really easy and looks pretty good.
You going to the convention in Anaheim?  I'm not this year, but plan to be
in GR next year.

John

On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 9:42 PM, J Patrick Draine <jpdraine at gmail.com> wrote:

> John,My understanding is that .mac web pages are for non-commercial use
> only. Now that policy may well have changed since I last looked into the
> issue.
> You *can* put your business web page together with iWeb and upload it to
> your GoDaddy account.
> Patrick Draine
>
> On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 5:20 PM, John Formsma <formsma at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Checking to see if any other Mac user has tried the dot Mac web hosting
>> for their piano service web site.
>> I'm thinking of trying it since I already pay for the service. I'd like to
>> have something graphical (i.e., simple) like iWeb so I could make small
>> changes easily rather than having to call my web designer.  (Or screwing it
>> up by trying to slug through FrontPage and then having to call the web
>> guy.)   And I could then legitimately deduct my dot Mac expenses as a
>> business expense. <g>
>>
>> From the web site: "By popular demand, if you have a registered domain
>> name, you can now use it for your .Mac site.* Setting it up is simple,
>> and you can still publish it with one click from iWeb. It's an easy way to
>> give your site or blog the ultimate personal touch."
>>
>> One thing I'm wondering is if Google will search and index pages from dot
>> Mac.  I'll have to check that out first.
>>
>> --
>> JF
>>
>
>
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