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Comments on: Google beta offers domains beyond gmail.com

Test provides hosted e-mail accounts that feature the user's own domain instead of the search giant's.

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Wrong about live custom domains
by explorer5 February 13, 2006 8:36 AM PST
Windows Live Custom Domains currently has a maximum of 250mb per user account, but once Windows Live Mail is released, all accounts will be upgraded to 2gb, in addition, Live Custom domains increased the number of accounts to 60, and im sure in the future they will increase it to a much higher number.. Remember this is till in beta, and its a beta that anyone can sign up for and use - immediatly, unlike Gmail version where you have to go through an approval process.
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gmail approval process
by newyorkette February 13, 2006 8:58 AM PST
First of all, it's not really that hard to get an account, people are
offering them on Craigslist in the "free stuff" section out of some
misguided generosity. But I'm pretty glad to have a filtering
process. Why should gmail be a free for all? Maybe it helps reduce
the number of spammers and email miscreants on their tab.
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You gotta be kidding
by gggg sssss February 13, 2006 5:32 PM PST
If Google rolls over for every request to snoop around by every lawyer who can spell subpoena who would ever keep anything of business value on their servers? Run far far away from this disater in waiting
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huh
by gesslar February 13, 2006 5:45 PM PST
maybe you've read ahead of me but my understanding is that google is the only one that has -not- submitted to this.
Misleading title
by Jamie314 February 13, 2006 6:02 PM PST
Talk about sensationalist headlines! I read all about this on Slashdot a few days back, but when I saw this headline I thought "Wha? They're changing the domain?".

Perhaps something a little more descriptive than 'ditches' would make sense.... I'm just amazed you guys get paid for this stuff.
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Changed the headline
by Jon Skillings February 14, 2006 7:28 AM PST
You're right - "ditches" was a misleading word. The new version is more descriptive of Google's offering.
Horrible article title!
by bukaroo12 February 14, 2006 11:05 AM PST
I agree with you all. This article title is horrible! Why not change it to reflect a little bit of reality?
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