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    The internet laws in Germany?

    The law in Germany regarding pictures is about the same as everywhere in Europe: If the image is not explicitely copyright free or if you do not have the declared permission of the owner to use it - don't use it. It doesn't matter at all if you credit the author or not (which you should do...
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    Hosting: What should I chose

    Really depends what is a lot of traffic for you. Unless you are a seasoned sysadmin I can only advise against anything like VPS . Yes, they are easy to set up but not at all easy to maintain. Think regular security updates, hackers, DDOS attacks, all that stuff. If we are speaking about business...
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    Which Hosting is better?

    From my experience A2 is a good deal faster than Namecheap, at least for money pages that get some traffic. It is more expensive though - but then again: If you want to monetize your website you should not sacrifice performance (=user happiness) to save a few $
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    Hosting: What should I chose

    Any reason why you want a VPS at all for this? The problem with those is that being root you have to take care of pretty much everything yourself - from server setup to ongoing security maintenance, instead of going about your core business. I recommend you look for a good shared WP hosting at a...
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    IPNetworx trouble

    A few days ago people in some groups on FB started complaining that their PBN sites hosted at ipnetworx got deindexed by google. I wasn't too concerned at first because obviously that can have many reasons. But when the rumours didn't stop I decided to check myself this morning. Out of 10 PBN...
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    Most reliable PBN hosting?

    The several IPs you get on one VPS are very likely to be from the same class C subnet = possible footprint. The reason we went with IPNetworx was that they provide you with IPs from different B or even A networks for all your sites. That said, we are also thinking of leaving IPNetworx, not...
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