It is nothing but a natural move. It is something, in my opinion, every owner of a website can do. Green energy - despite what the politicians and nuke/coal companies tell - become a tangible reality. It has been noted even by CNN: "Portugal shifted its electrical grid from 15% to 45% renewables in the space of just 5 years..." (cited from : http://edition.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/04/04/nuclear.debate/index.html).The moment I heard about GreenGeeks.com from a friend I made my mind up and made my studio greener. I plan to move all of my domain names and websites to GGs.
There is no great reason to continue the use of nuke-powered hosting for publicising a violin-making atelier, so why not electric wind-mills? Fresh breeze feels great. And it is even greater without iodine, cesium and other lethal stuff that every now and then, sooner or later, spills into the nature.
There is no great reason to continue the use of nuke-powered hosting for publicising a violin-making atelier, so why not electric wind-mills? Fresh breeze feels great. And it is even greater without iodine, cesium and other lethal stuff that every now and then, sooner or later, spills into the nature.
I am definitely a fun of GG. Never did I think of affiliate programs, but this time I do: to raise funds for some good cause - educational or cultural: a festival? a music band? - while spreading word about the GGs. Check them out.
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