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Everett
I think most websites should be funded via advertisements, or packages that either users or visitors can buy to help support the website. However, I also think if you can't afford to run a website you shouldn't have one. Seems a bit rude, but if you can't afford it then you'll be begging your visitors to donate, and that is not good business practice at all. I can understand why Wikipedia asks for donations but for a person to have a personal blog that they can not afford why would they even create it in the first place? Of course, most of my websites have a business plan. In fact, I think all the websites I have created both in the present and in the past had business plans. I don't create a website for fun, or to not make money. If I am going to pay around $15 for a domain, and about $30 a year for hosting then I'm going to create a business plan so I don't have to fund it. I think most websites should be funded via advertisements, or packages that either users or visitors can buy to help support the website. However, I also think if you can't afford to run a website you shouldn't have one. Seems a bit rude, but if you can't afford it then you'll be begging your visitors to donate, and that is not good business practice at all. I can understand why Wikipedia asks for donations but for a person to have a personal blog that they can not afford why would they even create it in the first place?
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