: It's completely possible to change your whois info after registration, as long as your domain is unlocked. Any decent registrar will allow you to unlock and change your registration info to

It's completely possible to change your whois info after registration, as long as your domain is unlocked. Any decent registrar will allow you to unlock and change your registration info to private if you want.

Though you probably should have just gone with a different registrar that doesn't charge you extra to not spread your personal info all over the internet.

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: I don't know how much programming experience you have, but if it's not significant (e.g. if you're not completely confident in how well your code will hold up to the scrutiny of other developers

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: Re-write contact-us as contactUS.php. Redirect contactUS.php to contact-us. Edit: Redirects and rewrites are 2 different things. In a redirect, the URL change happens client-side. In a rewrite,

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: I can think of two good reasons. By removing all the HTML tags you're removing all the semantics of the text. This disadvantages any ranking algorithm - all else being equal, a page with

: It's completely possible to change your whois info after registration, as long as your domain is unlocked. Any decent registrar will allow you to unlock and change your registration info to

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: The "style" of an early to mid-90s website is basically a website without any style. It's plain to save on bandwidth as well as due to technical limitations of web standards (or lack thereof).

: I don't know how much programming experience you have, but if it's not significant (e.g. if you're not completely confident in how well your code will hold up to the scrutiny of other developers

: Re-write contact-us as contactUS.php. Redirect contactUS.php to contact-us. Edit: Redirects and rewrites are 2 different things. In a redirect, the URL change happens client-side. In a rewrite,

: I can think of two good reasons. By removing all the HTML tags you're removing all the semantics of the text. This disadvantages any ranking algorithm - all else being equal, a page with

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