: You won't be able to find J2EE web hosting easily. They're a function of (pricescalabilityfunctionality) and usually just not worth it. On the other hand, you could pick up a VPS like

You won't be able to find J2EE web hosting easily. They're a function of (price*scalability*functionality) and usually just not worth it.

On the other hand, you could pick up a VPS like linode, slicehost, or prgmr and set up your own server. That'd be the best choice for price in my opinion, a prmr instance will only run you a few bucks a month, but you have to know your way around a *nix box to set yourself up.

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: I believe both are perfectly valid, so it should come down to the difference between entities and Unicode characters. HTML Entities are the safe way to go. They will show up on all modern

: From an SEO perspective: keyword.co - perfect for the keyword but if you're targeting a specific country the .co (Columbia) TLD will hurt you. If not you're good to go. mykeyword.com - Good

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: You won't be able to find J2EE web hosting easily. They're a function of (price*scalability*functionality) and usually just not worth it. On the other hand, you could pick up a VPS like

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: I believe both are perfectly valid, so it should come down to the difference between entities and Unicode characters. HTML Entities are the safe way to go. They will show up on all modern

: From an SEO perspective: keyword.co - perfect for the keyword but if you're targeting a specific country the .co (Columbia) TLD will hurt you. If not you're good to go. mykeyword.com - Good

: Why email needed for comments Just about every web site comment form I see (other than for web sites requiring registration to comment) asks for name [required], email [required, but will not

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