So right now I’m actually literally on the interstate driving down the highway using voice recognition software known as Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred 9. It’s a great piece of software and I highly recommend it especially for bloggers. This is definitely a tool that I will encourage new bloggers to try or at least experiment with.  Years ago when I was a teenager, teachers encouraged me at the time to try the radical concept of composing by writing on a computer keyboard.

That proved to be a terrific skill that I have honed over the years, and now I’m hoping to help people hone a new skill in learning to compose with their voice using voice recognition and DNS9.

Top five hosting will gather together many of the qualitative stories about the love-hate relationship that webmasters, bloggers, businesses and publishers share with the Web hosting services that enable them to maintain webpages on the Internet.

Many Internet hosting companies have grown to be extremely large over the last few years, and many have not grown out their customer service capabilities to match their growth and customers.  Some hosting companies have stayed lean and mean with customers to keep up with customer service while others have outsourced their work.

We’re not making a judgment call about how they achieve what they achieve, but we will be asking our readers and bloggers and people that work with Web post to share their experiences.  We’d like to hear about your great experiences, your terrible experiences, your great deals and your biggest ripoffs.  Then would like to hear about everything in between.

Basically were looking for anecdotal stories to help provide more subjective perspective about the services that Web post provide.  Sometimes the numbers in the statistics cloud out the real way that Web host treat their customers.

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The views submitted by our readers and posted on this site along to those readers.  We will also search out and review other source of information about anecdotal experiences with Web hosting companies.  Where possible we will summarize that information provided here with appropriate links to those details.  For our readers that maintain their own websites, blogs, or forums if you reviewer provide details about a web host and we summarize it here we will provide a link to your site.  We will not copy inordinate amounts of content( anything that we copy will be appropriately sited and hyperlinked — typically we might copy if you words or a line that captures the essence of a review and then provide our own summary around it) and, nor steal content from any site.

Goals

Over time we will provide review rating mechanism subset our readers can rate our reviews.  And we will also provide rating mechanism such that our readers can rate Web hosting services on a number of characteristics.