Websites hosted by Freezoka, or any MyOwnFreeHost site for that matter, will not spam anybody. Once a month there is a “newsletter” sent out advertising the paid service. You can opt-out the first time you get it.

I have hosted small sites on Freezoka and other MyOwnFreeHost services, along with sites on Byethost itself. I have not experienced noticeable downtime on any of the services except for the small amount of time when Byethost first switched to their clustered service.

I must say I’ve been surprised at the quality of the support on Freezoka, as the operator of the service works to respond quickly to user problems. This isn’t often the case with free hosts. Freezoka is a good service and, unless Byethost closes up (which is very unlikely), will very likely continue to be one.

It is getting old where 95% of the blogs I read now are so profit oriented that there is no longer such a thing as content. I am by no means against monetizing blogs and getting every cent you can out of them, but there needs to be balance. In my opinion, Shoemoney does this perfectly. He has good posts, puts a lot of his personality into his writing, and makes a ton of good money from the advertisements on his site. But he doesn’t make every post about how much money he spams out of us like Tyler does. He also doesn’t do paid reviews – though I have no problem with paid reviews I do have a problem when blogs like Tyler’s seem to be more paid reviews than real posts.

Come on Tyler. If you don’t catch up with what really matters in a blog – the community – then you are going to wake up one day and find your RSS subscribers down substantially and this time it won’t be due to a bug.

Does he not understand he only gives the spammers a little power while driving true readers away?