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Originally Posted by ioneja
Again, the downsides are that it is very limited (static/flat only), the log/usage data is nonstandard, and you have unusual throttling caps (which are actually pretty generous depending on the level of upgrade, so don't worry too much about that).
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To be practical, if someone's website is a portfolio or a blog where blogger posts occasionally then no matter what kind of FM package you use, it'll fit. On a family account, using your own domain and lite package, you can build a static website which will be capable to beat any other static website hosted by any of the best platform.
Honestly, I have used number of hosts. I used student to professional plans. No matter what they claimed, I ended-up using just few dozens of MBs at all. Truly, if you do not run transactions "within" your website then just host with FM without worrying about space and throttling.
My problem is setting up a blog and I want my time to be less consumed.
